Goblin jester

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He achieves impressive results with his stock Ender 3, relying heavily on tree supports to stabilize complex prints. To truly unlock this printer's potential, however, he acknowledges that the current design requires significant scaling - particularly in regards to the jester's hat embellishments and the overall size of the puppet itself. While experimenting with the Jester 1850 model, he notes that it displays a more accommodating nature towards Ender-friendly prints. Nonetheless, some tweaking is required to refine the front bells' aesthetic. Meanwhile, he has successfully adapted his Gobbo2 design by leveraging the carve tool to implement key modifications. The end result, he confesses, surpasses his initial expectations - primarily due to the fact that it no longer relies on the pointy teeth from Toothy Monster. Instead, he opted for a sculpting approach, which yielded some initially unappealing results but ultimately proved suitable for the Ender 3 print. He has since fine-tuned the glove and puppet, solidifying their structural integrity by reinforcing weaker areas.