The Rain Is Over

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I recall that initial encounter with this peculiar object, crafted on an FDM printer - it was surprisingly lightweight. Although I had calculated its weight based on the thickness of the walls and filling degree, my senses screamed - this thing is from another world, a true marvel of aerospace technology. The desire to convey the essence of that lightness, even weightlessness, through sculpture sparked the idea for this work. As spring gave way to summer, a rainbow stretched across the sky like a radiant bridge after a refreshing rain shower. A young girl, dressed in attire fitting for the season, walked along the edge of a tranquil stream, her feet barely touching the ground as she savored the beauty of life. Technical Details: Model: TheRainIsOver Author: 3DLadnik 3D Printer: LAD-1.0 https://3dladnik.wixsite.com/portfolio/lad-1-0-en References: https://3dladnik.wixsite.com/portfolio/therainisover-en P.S. In creating this figure, the challenge of printing an umbrella with a 0.72 mm thick dome (two perimeters when using a 0.3 mm nozzle) proved to be a hurdle and a triumph. But one always seeks to push boundaries and explore what's possible - for example, can a dome of an umbrella be printed just 0.36 mm thick? I modified the model and started printing once more. On my third attempt, it finally worked! What about your printer? Can you create umbrella models with domes as thin as 0.72 mm or 0.36 mm? Let's take on a challenge - #I_Printed_Umbrella.