Save the Whales (DC Motor Powered Kinetic Whales)

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DC Motor Powered Kinetic Whales Printable kinetic 3D whales with DC motor power. No complicated assembly required, just follow the simple instructions. To assemble this amazing model, check out my YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/ISxI-rvtJsY for clear and easy-to-follow guides. When assembling the parts, make sure to use raw 1.75mm filament. Some areas may require sandpaper smoothing, depending on your 3D printer's condition. To bring this kinetic whale to life, you'll need a super glue, double-sided tape, small DC motor (1.5v~3v), and basic electric components like wires. The model has been extensively tested with FDM 3D printers using both PLA and ABS filaments. [Printing Details] Layer Height: 0.10mm for Crank_axle, Support_Babywhale, Support_body, support_head, Support_tail, Gears_Pins.stl 0.15mm for BabyWhale, Head_jaw, Body_01~03, Tail, Left_flipper, Right_flipper, Flukes, Pins.stl 0.18mm for Base_v2, Cover, Motor_cover, SavetheWhales_tag.stl Shell Count: 3 Fill Density: 15-20% Print Time: approximately 1600 - 1700 minutes Printing Technology: FDM Material Options: PLA or ABS Dimensions: 200mm x 140mm x 105mm Estimated Material Quantity: about 200g