Rick Sanchez mask remix for larger printers

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Using a CR-10 with its expanded build volume, the Rick Mask can now be printed in as few as four pieces or five for enhanced mouth alignment. Printing at 0.2 resolution and 20% infill has produced satisfactory results thus far. Considering it was created within a short span of days, please excuse any visible imperfections seen in the photos. Additional work on sanding, filling, and finishing began on Friday, culminating with the event on Saturday. The eyes of the mask are crafted using screen door mesh for improved visibility when painted white from one side. This alternative offers better sightlines compared to traditional eyes but compromises screen accuracy. To secure these eyes effectively, magnets should be attached to both sides of the mesh, as described in the provided link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2519198. **Print Settings** **Printer:** CR-10 **Rafts:** No Rafts Used **Supports:** Yes Supports Used **Resolution:** 0.2 Resolution Achieved **Infill:** 20% Infill Level Set **Notes:** By combining multiple pieces into a single mesh in Tinkercad, larger prints can be successfully produced on the CR-10, thereby eliminating the need for glue.