Judgy woodrow fridge magnet

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<p>Do your need your very own woodrow <strong>silently judging</strong> you every time you open the fridge?</p><p>What about holding down the fort for that very special <strong>fridge baby</strong>?</p><p>Or maybe representing your favorite <strong>Floating EKA</strong> organization?</p><p><strong>Look no further, you've found it!</strong></p><p> </p><p>More judginess and info: <a href="https://www.printornaut.se/3d-print/judgy-woodrow/">https://www.printornaut.se/3d-print/judgy-woodrow/</a></p><h3> </h3><h3>Print Settings</h3><p>Finer <strong>0.16 layer height</strong> produces a good looking woodrow. </p><p>A <strong>12% Infill</strong> is all the support this judgy mug requires. No other rafts or supports needed.</p><p><br/>Add:north <strong>Marble PLA</strong> is used here to induce the stone-faced seriousness of the ancients. <br/> </p><p><strong>Print Notes: </strong></p><p><strong>Designed to be used with a standard cylindrical magnet.</strong><br/>10 mm diameter by 2.5 mm thick.<br/><i>Any old magnet hunk will work here as long as it fits within the cylindric volume listed above</i></p><p><strong>CAUTION</strong><br/>The stock Ender 3 hot-end fan shroud is steel, thus, magnetic. It will pull your magnet out if your magnet is as strong as mine. A dab of glue should hold it in place in this instance.</p><p><strong>How I successfully printed this</strong><br/>3mf Cura file uploaded with all the below settings. Alternatively use the STL and set the print up as follows.</p><p>First layer 0.19 mm or 0.2 as long as it prints one layer completely closed. The rest 0.16.</p><p>Pause at layer 22 if using the above settings, otherwise check the slicer so the print will pause just before printing the layer that will cover the magnet.</p><p>No need for lifting the print head to clear the magnet with the above settings.</p><p>Enjoy your very own Judgy woodrow!</p>