plesiosaurus fossil 3D for print
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A juvenile Plesiosaurus macr...ocephalus fossil replica to print, frame, and proudly display your dino-philic or Jurassic-philic nature. Or maybe you just want a copy of Nessie’s bones on your wall to go next to your stuffed bigfoot. I won’t judge.
It should fit in a 5x7 frame for ease of proud display on your wall.
Printrbot - Wood Maker Kit Edition
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Resolution:
0.1 mm
Infill:
Default
Notes:
This is a large ...flat piece, be sure to use settings and a bed set up that compensate for warp. For the printrbot, I used a thick (0.3 mm) first layer height, 110% first layer width, brim, and 40 mm/sec speed.
I recommend printing the piece full-size or larger. Images provided show the full-size version (in four quarters) and a 50% size version. I do not guarantee accuracy with respect to the original fossil.
As I was confined to a 100 mm x 100 mm x 100 mm volume, to produce the full-size piece, I had to quarter the model.
Designer
WeeksB3d model description
Plesiosaurus macrocephalus fossil from the Jurassic Period as seen at the Auckland War Memorial Museum in New Zealand.A juvenile Plesiosaurus macr...ocephalus fossil replica to print, frame, and proudly display your dino-philic or Jurassic-philic nature. Or maybe you just want a copy of Nessie’s bones on your wall to go next to your stuffed bigfoot. I won’t judge.
It should fit in a 5x7 frame for ease of proud display on your wall.
3d model print parameters
Printer:Printrbot - Wood Maker Kit Edition
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Resolution:
0.1 mm
Infill:
Default
Notes:
This is a large ...flat piece, be sure to use settings and a bed set up that compensate for warp. For the printrbot, I used a thick (0.3 mm) first layer height, 110% first layer width, brim, and 40 mm/sec speed.
I recommend printing the piece full-size or larger. Images provided show the full-size version (in four quarters) and a 50% size version. I do not guarantee accuracy with respect to the original fossil.
As I was confined to a 100 mm x 100 mm x 100 mm volume, to produce the full-size piece, I had to quarter the model.
