Miniature Food - All-Knowing Magic Compass

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<p>These are digital 3D printable models of&nbsp;<strong>Miniature Food from across the globe from our magic compass</strong>.</p><p>This pack is&nbsp;<strong>part of our All-knowing Magic Compass</strong> which you can find on our<strong> website: https://3d-mon.com/3d-model/groupe/unisex3dprintmodel/all-knowing-magic-compass/</strong><br><br>The download contains&nbsp;pieces of the model ready to be 3D printed on a 200 mm print bed and&nbsp;files that are not cut into smaller pieces. All cut parts are placed on the print bed as we would print them to save you time.<br><br><strong>SIZE</strong><br>At 100% scale the model’s average dimensions are:<br><strong>Width</strong>&nbsp;17&nbsp;mm<br><strong>Length</strong>&nbsp;17&nbsp;mm<br><strong>Height</strong> 11&nbsp;mm<br>You can scale the model as you wish but we can’t guarantee that at a much smaller size the model will print well.<br><br><strong>3D PRINTING SETTINGS</strong><br>We use these settings for most of our prints:<br>Layer height 0.15 mm<br>Infill 15%<br>Supports 45°<br>For parts that are tall but have a small base, we use a 10 mm brim for better bed adhesion.<br><br>We try to make the models in a way that uses as little support material as possible.<br>This model is meant to be post-processed after printing. This can be gluing, sanding, painting, etc.<br><br>Printing settings will vary greatly depending on your specific printer.<br><br>Do you like the model and don't have a 3D printer? There are lots of people who offer 3D printing services these days. Try searching for someone who offers them in your area.<br><br>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>MULTICOLOR GUIDE</strong></p><p>To set a color change in Prusa Slicer you can follow this guide: https://help.prusa3d.com/article/color-change_1687</p><p>Some of the models (like the small food pieces) have 3MF files where the color change is already set up.</p><p>When you use those you can just make sure that the printer type and filament material are set up to what you want to use and export the g-code.</p><p>You could also duplicate the food pieces if you want more of the same type.<br>&nbsp;</p><p>The food files have these color abbreviations for the colors we used to print them in the file name:</p><ul><li>W - White</li><li>O - Orange</li><li>G - Green</li><li>Car - Caramel</li><li>Br - Brown</li><li>R - Red</li><li>Ivo - Ivory</li><li>Blue - Blue :D</li><li>Y - Yellow</li><li>Black - Black :D</li><li>dG - Dark Green</li></ul><p>There are two options for printing pasta.</p><p>You can either print spaghetti normally like any other food</p><p>or print just a plate and extrude yellow filament into it.</p><p>The process is fun if you like a bit of experimenting.</p><p>I recommend printing more plates in case you don't get it right on the first try :D</p><p><br>This&nbsp;fan-made model was brought to life by 3Demon. We are a group of modeling and 3d printing enthusiasts based in Prague, Czech Republic. We’ve been making 3D printable models for more than a decade. We make a lot of cosplay accessories but we also make all sorts of interesting 3D models. You can join our community or just look at more of our creations here: https://3d-mon.com/links/</p>