Jack Skellington - The Nightmare Before Christmas

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I created a quick 3D print for a friend to test my ABS glow-in-the-dark filament, which worked perfectly for printing. I added a NinjaFlex filament piece to the back of the print using an extruding pen and it turned out great. To easily convert web images into printable designs, I use Photoshop to add automatic borders if needed, then convert the image into a PDF. The PDF is then converted into a CAD file using "PDF to DXF converter." After cleaning up the file in AutoCAD, I can extrude it to create a 3D model. Of course, there are other methods for creating printable designs, but this process works well with my current level of expertise. P.S. Although my extruding pen may not look very impressive as a toy or art piece, its usefulness cannot be overstated when it comes to repairing prints or broken ABS household parts. I'm really glad I have it! Filament: 704mm (0.09 USD) Print time: 12 minutes Infill: 50%