Baby Scooby in Pumpkin - 3D print STL and multicolor 3MF file
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PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS: We provided a few different versions of this cute design, you can find it in full one piece version, in 2 parts which is for the movable head version, and a MultiColor version too.
Recommended print settings: (If you use Bambu or Orca slicer, you can load the 3mf project files with the recommended slicing settings. (If you're used to other settings with your machine, feel free to adjust the settings)
If you use other slicers here's the recommended settings:
- Layer Height: 0.2mm or 0.16mm if you want finer details.
- Infill: 10%
- Infill pattern: Gyroid
- Wall loops: 2 (if you want it stronger set it to 3)
Supports: manual tree(organic) supports, you can follow the support painting guide on our provided screenshot on the patreon post. (See link above for the printing instructions) Only put supports on the underside of the hat, do not add supports to the inside ball attachment of the head, because it would be extremely hard to remove them.
(if you have a multi-color AMS printer, you can also just print the colored 3mf file, but in our opinion, a real post-processing will always give a more real lifelike touch and originality to the prints!)
Post-processing steps:
Sanding: Start with coarse sandpaper (120 grit) to smooth layer lines, then use finer grits (220) and lastly (400-600) for a more polished surface.
Filler Primer: Apply a filler primer coat to cover imperfections. Let it dry completely.
Wet Sanding: Use 400-600 grit sandpaper for wet sanding the primer, repeating as needed for smoothness.
Final Primer Coat: Apply a thin layer of regular primer to create an even base for painting.
Painting & Sealing: Paint with your chosen color from the acrylic paint set, then apply a clear coat (matte or glossy) for protection and finish.
(Allow each layer to dry fully before moving to the next for the best results.)