Unicorn Pegasus 3D Block Zoo

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I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry. I'm particularly drawn to his innovative approach to creating complex shapes using Tinkercad. Naturally, I wanted to replicate this in FreeCAD, a powerful tool that offers more advanced features and precision control. To bring these designs to life, I recommend printing them with supports, at an infill rate of 10% and a layer height of 0.2 mm. This will ensure a sturdy and detailed print, showcasing the intricate details of each block. I'm currently utilizing the latest version of NetFabb to inspect my designs for any potential errors or flaws. Although I'm not entirely convinced that all of them required automatic repair, I've opted to run this option anyway, simply as an added precaution. As a result, each file now bears the "(repaired)" suffix. If you share my passion for 3D printing and are eager to explore more creative projects, be sure to visit my website at http://phelps3d.co for inspiration and resources.