Keeper of the Celestial Archives: Sonea

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It appears that you've provided a detailed analysis of a 3D printing project, specifically a sculpture named "Sonea." Here's a breakdown of the content: **Vertical Speed** The vertical speed refers to the rate at which the print moves out of the resin during the 3D printing process. This is not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. **Analysis of Defects** The author discusses three defects that appeared in the final print: 1. **Intentional Undersupport**: The chin of the sculpture was not supported, and the author had to add three small supports underneath it. 2. **Unintentional Undersupports**: Two areas were undersupported due to design limitations: * A circular stand couldn't accommodate the sash, so five little supports were added at the bottom tip of the sash. * A small lock of hair on the right side of Sonea's face was not touching her shoulder and had to be printed shorter. **Support Defects** The author concludes that while these defects are important for future reference, they didn't affect the overall structure's stability during printing. They recommend adding supports to the three areas mentioned above for a successful print. **File Information** The provided file is a reduced, watertight mesh called "sonea_small_mesh_cleaned.stl" designed for sharing and viewing on Pinshape. The original, non-decimated mesh used for printing is available separately: "sonea_decimated_repair_pedestal_mesh.stl" (198.4MB). **Dimensions** Sonea's base has a diameter of 6.5cm, and she stands approximately 15cm tall. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on any aspect of this project, please feel free to ask!