Dont mess with the Z Hand - Doorstop

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I designed this model in Zbrush, where I carefully crafted every detail before sending it through Netfabb for a thorough repair. Next, I sliced the design with precision using Cura 21.03, specifically tailored for LulzBot printers. This meticulous process resulted in an exceptional print that functions flawlessly and boasts an impressive finish. I printed this model using Colorfabb nGen Flex at a layer height of .20, accompanied by full support structures. The outcome is nothing short of remarkable, with the supports adding a unique charred effect to the palm-down version, significantly enhancing its grip. Notably, when printing the palm-down version, it's essential to ensure the z-height is set at the top of the wrist, allowing for precise measurement of the space under doors and adjustments as needed due to the part's flexibility. I also experimented with printing this model in PLA, and while it produced a flawless result, I found that it didn't provide sufficient grip on smooth floors. However, when printed on carpeted surfaces, it performed admirably. Furthermore, this design can be easily stood up in a flower pot or garden, showcasing its versatility. When it comes to printing settings, I opted for the following: LulzBot Mini, with rafts set to "doesn't matter," supports enabled, and a resolution of .20. The infill percentage was set at 20%.