Toad
Hi, I'm Tracy! Veteran, full-time mom, and entrepreneur at heart! I love creating unique and fun designs!
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Commercial License and monthly bonus models: Thangs Memberships Patreon MMF Tribes 3D PRINTING SETTINGS FDM Settings 3 walls 10-25% infill No supports Raft or brim if you have adhesion issues
Resin Settings No supports, flat on plate 50 um layer thickness Light off delay can be helpful to let resin drip from links.
Proper bottom exposure tuning is recommended. Models, particularly in clear resins, can suffer from overexposure and fused links. The Ameralabs Town testing is highly recommended to tune your settings as to get proper articulated prints! Exposure varies greatly between resins, printers, and environments.
Toad
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Can these be sized down?
@KatheringJeanetteSwaim I just printed some at 35%. The joints at the feet are not sufficient for that. According to the Gemstone Frog, that model was tested between 100% - 60% and it came out great. I've got a plate printing right now with 40%-60% at intervals of 5 to see how it turns out.
Update: Looks like it can be scaled down to 40% and the feet will be moveable. I wouldn't necessarily trust the strength if a kid pulled on it.
When I print the cinder frog & the gemstone frog at 50% the left foot joint always breaks when trying to articulate it after printing. I havent tried it yet, but I think printing at 55-60% might solve the issue if I wanted to continue printing small ones.
I generally test all my models between 60-100% :)
I appreciate all that you do! My husband insisted they were fine at 50%. 😅
We're no longer making them at 50%.
Sure can!