Vegan Activism Non-Human Animals QR Code

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If you're wanting to make the world a better place for those who suffer the most, this is the 3D print for you! Scanning this QR code takes you directly to this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3-BX-jN_Ac which is a Crash Course Philosophy video about the ethics of how we treat non-human animals. For me, this was a major part of why I became vegan-I simply couldn't refute the arguments presented in this video. I know that for many people, this isn't the type of thing to convince them to make the switch, but every little bit counts, and this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back (metaphorically, of course-don't want to hurt any camels). These are great for distributing to friends, family, strangers, people at activism events, and loads of other things.  I like to print this at 0.3mm per layer with 100% infill which should take about 35-40 minutes per tag. That may seem like a lot, but I can fit 10 of these (each is 50mmx79mm) on my Ender 3 build plate, so if I don't have anything urgent to print, I'll just set 10 of these printing, and after a while, the stockpile builds up.  If you're using Cura, to print in multicolor simply go to Extensions>Post Processing> Modify G-Code and at that point you'll be able to add a script to either pause the print at a certain layer or change the filament at a certain layer. I believe I typically use the “Pause at Height” option and change it to pause after the fourth layer (fourth layer for 0.3mm/layer). Then I simply change the color filament and set it running again. You may have to play around with it some to get it exactly as you want it on your printer, but after printing a couple of these, you'll be a pro. I'm certainly no expert printer, but I've had great luck with the scannability of these. I've printed about 100 of them, and I've never had one not scan properly, even if there are slight deformities in the top layers. QRs are pretty resilient. Also, you can totally get better prints than what I've shown in the cover photo. It was just a quick picture because I was ready to get this published. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at veganbecauseitmakessense@gmail.com :)