Grout, groot's borther 3D for print
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I sculpted Grout, the brother of Groot, from Guardian of the Galaxy while testing the Sculptris Pro mode of ZBrush. Then I decided to build ...a Wacom pen holder with it, but also doing a variation as a kind of container for trashes or simply to become a flower pot as I'm aiming to have a bonsai growing on top of his head.
The model has been fully hollowed.
Please don't use this model for commercial purposes. If you expose this print (photos, other), would you mind crediting "Polysculpt.com"? thanks :)
# #SLA and FDM STL files:
I'm providing the same model, one for FDM and one for SLA. The only variation for the SLA is the additions of two vents holes on the bottom to avoid suction cup.
# #FDM Printing recommendations:
No need for support to print this model. However, if you wish to do a flower pot, use a minimum of 3 outlines (I would go with 4..) and a ~30% infill. 3 layers for bottom and top, perhaps 4 for the bottom if you want to use it as a flower pot.
Depending on the size of the final print, I wouldn't recommend printing below 150 microns per layer and 50mm/s for the speed.
I printed it succesfully on the Creality CR10S and Tevo Tornado.
# #SLA Printing recommendations:
This model has a lot of details even if the decimation removed some of them. You can have some few overhangs which will need the addition of extra support to avoid failed prints.
I printed this model with success on the Form2 and Slash+, hover I checked each layer individually to carefully put the supports where needed.
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# #AboutI sculpted Grout, the brother of Groot, from Guardian of the Galaxy while testing the Sculptris Pro mode of ZBrush. Then I decided to build ...a Wacom pen holder with it, but also doing a variation as a kind of container for trashes or simply to become a flower pot as I'm aiming to have a bonsai growing on top of his head.
The model has been fully hollowed.
Please don't use this model for commercial purposes. If you expose this print (photos, other), would you mind crediting "Polysculpt.com"? thanks :)
# #SLA and FDM STL files:
I'm providing the same model, one for FDM and one for SLA. The only variation for the SLA is the additions of two vents holes on the bottom to avoid suction cup.
# #FDM Printing recommendations:
No need for support to print this model. However, if you wish to do a flower pot, use a minimum of 3 outlines (I would go with 4..) and a ~30% infill. 3 layers for bottom and top, perhaps 4 for the bottom if you want to use it as a flower pot.
Depending on the size of the final print, I wouldn't recommend printing below 150 microns per layer and 50mm/s for the speed.
I printed it succesfully on the Creality CR10S and Tevo Tornado.
# #SLA Printing recommendations:
This model has a lot of details even if the decimation removed some of them. You can have some few overhangs which will need the addition of extra support to avoid failed prints.
I printed this model with success on the Form2 and Slash+, hover I checked each layer individually to carefully put the supports where needed.
