Llama earrings

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Llama earrings, carefully crafted in five distinct design programs, showcase the versatility of digital creation. To bring these unique designs to life, I recommend printing them at a slow pace, utilizing a print speed of 30mm/s. The llama (Lama) is a domesticated South American camelid that has been a vital part of Andean cultures since the Pre-Columbian era, serving as both a meat source and a trusted pack animal. To accurately replicate this majestic creature, I employed a specific set of printing parameters. The model was printed with white Ultimaker PLA filament, utilizing a 0.2mm layer height and an infill percentage of 18%. A skirt was also applied to ensure a secure bond between the print and its surroundings. The print speed remained at 30mm/s, while a 0.4mm nozzle was used in conjunction with an extruder temperature of 210 degrees Celsius. I hope you enjoy this digital creation!