Security Officer Robot - 80cm

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<p>Here you have yet another 80cm filament print of a robot. This one is based on some pictures I found on Deviant Art. The original 3D model was designed by an artist on Fiverr for me.<br><br>The robot design is from the artist “Sareth1337” on Deviant Art.<br><a href="https://www.deviantart.com/sareth1337/gallery">https://www.deviantart.com/sareth1337/gallery</a><br><br><a href="https://www.deviantart.com/sareth1337/art/Sentinel-Officer-Doctrine-Station-Engineer-821300010">Here</a> you have an example of one of the reference pictures …<br><br>Since it has not been designed by me (I am not skilled performing such tasks), full credit goes to the artists on Deviant Art and Fiverr.</p><p>The 3D model of this robot was designed by “arvindkumar849”. Here is the link to his Fiverr account: <a href="https://fiverr.com/share/WdlEwx">https://fiverr.com/share/WdlEwx</a></p><p>The neck of the robot had to be adapted to be reasonable printable. the fine structure of rods from the original design would have been way to fragile. But I think it turned out very well without messing with the overall experience.</p><p>This example is printed with Prusament Filament “Blend my Silverness” …&nbsp;<br><br>To mount the parts there are holes included which fit standard 40mm long, 8mm or 10mm in diameter wooden bolts (very rarely also 30mm x 6mm if not enough room for larger ones).<br><br>I printed the files as prepared, removed the supports and glued the parts together with super glue for the surfaces and mounting glue for the wooden bolts.</p><p>For Printing a usually chooese quite strong settings since I made the experience that printing such larg figures make thin walls and low infills very fragile. But all 3mf files are included as well. So change the settings to your preferences to make the print faster &amp; cheaper or even tougher :) …</p><p>Also included is the uncut STL file … so you can scale the robot to your needs.</p><p><br>Enjoy</p>