Princess Castle (a huge job)

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This massive castle measures a whopping 675 mm x 514 mm x 342 mm in size and is printed out of 2600 grams of PLA pink and fuchsia material. Taking an impressive over 110 hours to print, it's truly a feat of modern technology. Crafted using sketchup software, it takes design cues from various sources before being cut down into a respectable nine pieces that can fit through the printer with ease. Visit 3Dprint.com for the full story on this epic project and get inspired to tackle your next challenge. Now, here's what you need to do: * Print at an incredibly fine layer thickness of just 0.3 mm. * Choose the best materials possible – PLA is a no-brainer for this type of print job. * Use a precision nozzle with a diameter of 0.4 mm to ensure accurate printing. * Fill your design inwards with a solid 20% infill to keep things robust and durable. * Prepare yourself for an extended printing session that will take well over 100 hours. The team behind the P3 Steel printer has done it again – bringing yet another amazing print job into being. What's next?