LOW POLLY PANTHER INCENSE HOLDER

I have been using incense sticks a lot lately but my holder was plain and boring... Too typical you know?

Well, presenting the Low Poly Panther incense holder to fix this 🐈‍⬛! The model started as a customer request that wanted a low poly panther as decoration for the living room (full black style. While I was designing it i fell in love with the end product so decided to make some tweaks to make it be an incense holder.

Prints SUPER easy even when using supports (Bambulab supports are just🤤). The final product needs assembly but it is super easy and SUPER fast (you have a couple of gifs showing how). The idea is to NOT glue the two parts of the tail together so they will hold the incense stick, works perfectly!

The finish is simply amazing and I couldn't be happier with it, it was a great call to convert the decorative with the useful touch.

The filament I used on the different panthers: -Polymaker Army Dark green -Polymaker Starlight Jupiter -Esun PLA silk magic (green/blue)

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3D printing settings: -MODEL IS SCALABLE BUT SCALE BOTH PARTS THE SAME!

Layer height: -0.2 mm is more than sufficient but you could go for less (0.08) to have an amazing finish on the curved surfaces

-SUPPORTS ARE NEEDED. I used the normal supports from Bambulab (Automatic ones) and it turned out to be perfect. The removal is super easy and does not affect the size for the joiners.

-No extra adhesion is needed

-Infill: between 5 - 10% is more than enough. I printed mine with 5%