Warning: This print is a challenge for the patient!
This model was designed to capture as much detail as possible, but beauty comes at a price. Prepare yourself for a surgical post-processing sessionâexpect about 40 minutes of cleanup.
đ Tools Youâll Need:
A sharp hobby knife/scalpel.
Precision needle-nose pliers or tweezers.
đ Printing Recommendations:
Scale (1.5% right now): Do not scale below 10cm (1.05%). Going smaller will result in loss of detail and near-impossible support removal.
Assembly: To make things easier, the arms are printed as separate components.
Orientation: The model is pre-oriented on its head. This is intentional! It allows the hair and other critical details to print cleanly without supports.
This project is for the patient makers out there. Even as a beginner to complex post-processing, I managed to get a great result on my first tryâjust take your time and be gentle!Â
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