AMS NOT NEEDED FOR THIS VERSION
Saw the idea on Amazon and decided to sculpt my own version, that is also easy for those with non AMS printers. Each part is printed separately and attached with glue. Created with Nomad Sculpt and Tinkercad. Shaun The Sheep
NOTES:
I have printed 2 of these with no issues the way they sit on the plates. I used minimal support and brims to save time. I set a brim on the Base but nothing else really needed it.
The pupils are tiny and may have issues IF YOU DIDNT CLEAN YOUR BED PROPERLY! If you have issues with them you can try adding a small brim, i avoided them so the pupils would fit into the eyes with no issues.
Everything was attached with super glue!
- When gluing the legs, add glue to the leg pockets and then align them so the legs bend inward slightly thegroove in the fronts of the hooves should all face the same direction, forward. After you put the legs into the glue slots, carefully flip it over on a table and give very slight downward pressure to make the legs sit in the slots properly and make them all even so the sheep doesnt wobble, Then let it sit to dry.
- Add glue to the holes in the eye whites and then carefully place the pupils into the slots and add pressure( i was able to get mine to pop in snug) then let them dry.
- Once the eyes are dry you can put glue into the eye sockets, the eyeballs should only fit properly one way and the pupils will point slightly inward and down when properly placed. There is also a flat spot on the back so they should sit in pretty nicely if done correctly.
- Add glue to the slot on the back of the sheep head and then place adapter up snug to the top of the slot, holding it until it dries. Adapter has fins to help adjust to different size rolls.