Chicken Fingers

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<p>3D printing is such an amazing technology that has been made available to anyone interested. What a future-is-now gift to create and shape our world. We must never abuse it.</p><p>or.....</p><p>Do you have chickens? Do they have attitude? Are they antagonistic punk ne'er-do-wells? Yeah, they are.</p><p>After printing several of My 3DPrint Forge's chicken appendage series, I realized what several of my chickens were lacking.</p><p>A remix of My3DPrintForge's classic Chicken arms and &nbsp;The Meta Middle Finger Ringby PBJim on the other 3D print file platform. You know which one.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Supports:</p><p>No</p><p>Resolution:</p><p>.28</p><p>Infill:</p><p>20%</p><p>Filament brand:</p><p>PRILINE</p><p>Filament color:</p><p>Light Wood</p><p>Filament material:</p><p>Wood PLA</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Notes:</p><p>These print settings were SPECIFIC TO THE FILAMENT. I was playing around with this no-name bamboo filament and it specifically recommended a .6 nozzle and resolution &gt;.2.</p><p>Normally, this is something I would print at .2 resolution, infill doesn't particularly matter, and no supports should be needed. the backside of the hands (facing the chicken) were a little droopy and sloppy, but that may have been from the larger nozzle and resolution. It otherwise printed functionally flawlessly.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>