Tiny Hummingbird

This is a really exciting design release for me! Bringing you all the Tiny Hummingbird! THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE ANIMALS and I just had to make it! As most Cinderwing3D "Tiny" Designs, the original size is usually pretty big. The "TINY" come in where they have been designed with bigger links to be STRONGER and capable of printing at smaller, ACTUAL TINY sizes. I went through several renditions specifically to test bed adhesion for the wings! I'm happy with where it is at now BUT since it is a taller model, if you do have adhesion issues please use a brim! I also went a little overboard on the .3MF Color Files! With the help of Admin Jazzy, we are giving you all (6) .3MF Color File Options! Hope you all love this one as much as I do! -Tracy --- Hi, I'm Tracy! Veteran, full-time mom, and entrepreneur at heart! I love creating unique and fun designs! This design (like all Cinderwing3D designs) is under copyright. Which means, upon purchase, you do NOT have the right to sell commercially. If you would like to legally sell them commercially, please join my Membership and subscribe to the tier for commercial resale. Link Below! The Digital files are never to be re-sold, shared, or given away! [**For commercial license and monthly bonus models, click here!**](https://than.gs/u/1780858?plans=true&affiliateCode=jazzyplz) [Filaments I use! Not an exhaustive list but if I remember, it'll be here!](https://www.amazon.com/shop/cinderwing3d) Amazon Affiliate links! --- **3D PRINTING SETTINGS** **FDM Settings** 3 walls 10-25% infill No supports Try brims if you have adhesion issues. Models tested between 60-100% generally **Resin Settings** No supports, flat on plate 50 um layer thickness Light off delay can be helpful to let resin drip from links. Proper bottom exposure tuning is recommended. Models, particularly in clear resins, can suffer from overexposure and fused links. The Ameralabs Town testing is highly recommended to tune your settings as to get proper articulated prints! Exposure varies greatly between resins, printers, and environments.