Jack Skellington - The Nightmare Before Christmas

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I made a quick 3D model for a friend and tested my ABS glow in the dark filament. It worked great for printing. I attached a Ninjaflex filament piece to the back of the print using an extruding pen. To easily convert an image from the web, I use Photoshop to add automatic borders if needed and then convert it into a PDF. The PDF is then converted into a CAD file by "PDF to DXF converter". I clean the file in AutoCAD and extrude it. Of course, there are other methods, but this one works well with my current knowledge. P.S. Although the extruding pen looks rough for a toy or art, it's extremely useful when repairing prints or broken ABS household parts. I love it. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes: Filament: 704mm ($0.09) Print time: 12 minutes Infill: 50%