Owlette mask
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<p>My daughter wanted a PJ Masks mask to wear to school. My i3 MK3S+ is only a few days old, and my 3D modeling skills are a bit rusty, but I tried to create something to make her happy. This mask is officially my very first published 3D model.</p><h3>Instructions</h3><p>I printed the mask and eyebrows with PETG and the pink part with PLA. You should be good with either, but that's what I had laying around.</p><p>Print mask.stl & attachment.stl together (on top of each other, so they stick). The other parts all stick together with holes in the mask and nuts on the other parts. The tolerance is relatively high. You might need some glue if the features don't stick well enough.</p><h3>Size & customization</h3><p>My daughter is four years old, and it fits her perfectly. You should be able to scale the different parts for different sizes. I've included the Fusion 360 file, should you want to change something else.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
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