Kenji the print-in-place benchy robot 3D for print
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More than a cute robot and keychain it is an useful test print to check dimensions, overhangs and even a tiny bridg...e. Use the tolerances (0.25 on foot and 0.4 on legs) to adjust the extrusion multiplier of each of your filaments.
I myself was very impressed of how different each filament can be, got numbers from 105% to 92%
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Custom Delta
Notes:
No Supports, no brim.
Rear seam line
On the photos I used the default 0.2mm on PrusaSlicer:
0.2 layer height
...
15% Infill
Tested on PLA and PETG
IMPORTANT:
If you're having problems with the legs and feet fused together try to low the extrusion multiplier.
To play safe you can start at 95% and increase or decrease as needed.
Designer
Henrique Fontana3d model description
Kenji is your new desk companion.More than a cute robot and keychain it is an useful test print to check dimensions, overhangs and even a tiny bridg...e. Use the tolerances (0.25 on foot and 0.4 on legs) to adjust the extrusion multiplier of each of your filaments.
I myself was very impressed of how different each filament can be, got numbers from 105% to 92%
See all my designs on cults:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/jajaum3d/creations
Leave me a tip:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=93XDLZK2R3CGC
3d model print parameters
Printer:Custom Delta
Notes:
No Supports, no brim.
Rear seam line
On the photos I used the default 0.2mm on PrusaSlicer:
0.2 layer height
...
15% Infill
Tested on PLA and PETG
IMPORTANT:
If you're having problems with the legs and feet fused together try to low the extrusion multiplier.
To play safe you can start at 95% and increase or decrease as needed.
