Laos 3 Headed Elephant

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<p>A friend/coworker wanted a 3 headed elephant figurine.<br/> I found a 4 headed set by Spizmar on Thingiverse (<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3807544">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3807544</a>)<br/> So using it as a model, I created a 3 headed version. I do not consider it a remix as I did not use any files provided by Spizmar, but want to give them credit for the inspiration.<br/> I believe Spizmar likely used the elephant provided by YahooJAPAN (<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:182136">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:182136</a>) and went from there. This figurine is a remix of YahooJAPAN's elephant.</p> <p>Posting to share with everyone.</p> <p>Author: Dan Ernst<br/> daniel@ernstco.us<br/> CC Public Domain</p> <p>Instructions:<br/> 1) If you want to generate the full model, enable fullModel() by removing the asterisk. However, I would generate the four following pieces separately to print<br/> 2) Otherwise enable each part in turn by removing the asterisk in front of laosThreeHeadedElephant(), base(), parasol() and pole(), rendering and saving each to stl.<br/> 3) Or just use the enclosed stl files.<br/> 4) To generate the ElephantHead.stl uncomment genElephantHead(), render and save it off as ElephantHead.stl. You should not need to use this unless you want to modify the design.<br/> 5) You will need support to print out the laosThreeHeadedElephant.<br/> 6) I scaled my prints by 160% to generate about a 3" high three headed elephant in the slicer</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Unassociated tags: 3 Headed Elephant<br/> Category: Sculptures</p>