Fursuit hand hooves

prusaprinters

<p>EDIT:</p><p>I love seeing that there are people selling 3D prints of my hoof model, but <strong>PLEASE GIVE CREDIT</strong> with a link back to this page.</p><p>The license I shared this with allows edits, sharing, and commercial use, but requires giving credit and sharing with the same license I shared it with. I shared it this way because I want to make it as easy as possible for people to have access to hard fursuit hooves of this style. Giving credit so that more people know about this model helps me with that goal.</p><p>Also if you make hooves with this or sell prints, please let me know! It's not required, but I do greatly appreciate getting to see where my model has been used.</p><p>(end edit)</p><p>You will need to scale this model to be the size you want. I've never made fursuit parts before and I'm kind of clueless as to what make a generic good size for stuff like this. But I tried to get it pretty close.</p><p>Also, I have not tested the sewing versions. They should print just fine, but I have no idea if the holes I created are strong enough to actually use for a fursuit. But I created that version just in case someone wants to try sewing a hoof onto their fursuit hoof instead of gluing it.</p><p>You can print this in basically any orientation with supports, but printing it vertical at just the right angle so the point of the hoof is up can drastically reduce how much support is needed by only needing to support the edge of the opening and nothing on the inside.</p><p>If you are printing this for a fursuit and not just for novelty, I recommend using PETG and 4-5 walls (assuming a 0.4mm nozzle) with a minimum if 25% infill. AFTER you have done a test print with lower material usage to be sure it's scaled how you want it.</p><p>If you are printing this for novelty, 2 walls, 15% infill, and PLA are good enough. Lower infill will work but the walls will crush together more easily.</p><p>Category: Costume</p>