This is Fine Dog Remix

prusaprinters

I work in the tech industry and this meme/comic, much like everyone else, has become a visual representation of the chaos we are subjected to on the daily. I had sought out to make something special for my coworkers and decided I would make my own take on this piece. Here are the details of the changes I made as I wanted it to more closely resemble the comic...EDITS MADE TO DOG:Added smileChanged nose someAdded the black strip to his hatChanged his eye shapeChanged his arms, making them more naturalAdded hands to rest in his legs like in the comic (also helps with better printing)NEW ADDS:Created a new base with cut-outs of the individual pieces, which allows for pressure fitting of printed piecesCreated new speech bubble that is the same shape and font used within the original comicAdded more flames and changed composition for more visual impactI printed this with a Bambu Labs X1 Carbon printer, using a single AMS (allows for four color prints). There were changes that I made to the slicer, but I won't get into those details as those items will vary greatly on experience/slicers used.I have multiple files that will allow for MMU (multi-material) prints. Note that you may need to separate shells within your slicer to do so.FILAMENT NOTES:I used PLA for all pieces (details and links below); also used clear PET-G as the top layer on supports for the flames which allowed for very beautiful bottom layers.BASE: Black Glitter PLASpeech bubble: Natural (clear), Black, and White PLAChair/Table/Hat: Brown PLAMug: Stone Marble PLADog: Tan, Black, White PLAFlames: Yellow and Orange PLA and clear PET-G for top layer of supportsADDITIONAL PRINTING POINTERS:Speech Bubble: In order to achieve the stick to remain clear and the speech bubble outline to not lose it's shape, I had to actually leave the pieces separated within the Bambu Labs slicer but place them slightly on top of one another. So I have included the separate speech bubble pieces in the event other slicers have the same experience.Fire was printed laying down, with the above note of using PET-G as the top layer on the support.Please respect the Creative Commons licensing, as this is not approved to be sold in any format.ASSEMBLY NOTES: - The various flames are inserted via one corner first then pushed and rocked down via the other side in order to pressure fit into their respective places.- I used Gorilla Glue Super Glue to permanently adhere the pieces in place AFTER test fitment. Placed just a couple of drops/small line in each respective hole within the base as well as a small dot on the bottom of the mug to adhere it to the table. Links for filament:Black Glitter PLA: https://a.co/d/bqyutzhYellow PLA: https://a.co/d/4QwmVSEOrange PLA: https://a.co/d/6pmjSfaBrown PLA: https://a.co/d/c11qDMpTan PLA: https://a.co/d/jajHU5WStone PLA: https://a.co/d/eHBaeEXPrint SettingsPrinter:Bambu Labs X1 CarbonRafts: NoSupports:YesInfill: 20Filament: See Comments PLA See comments  Category: Sculptures