Pocket Blob Mushroom Forest - Mini Playset Art Toy with Latching Case
POCKET BLOB - MUSHROOM FOREST
Mushroom Forest is an enchanted woodland scene complete with two forest friends. Create your own adventure story with the gnome and hedgehog. They can hang out amongst the mushrooms, take a nap up in the tree branch, or hide away in the trunk. Once you've finished your adventure, fold the case shut and take your Pocket Blob on the go.
Features
- folding case
- tree trunk home
- gnome and hedgehog print in multicolor
- forest scene prints in parts
- prints without supports
PERSONAL USE ONLY
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FILAMENTS
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PRINT INSTRUCTIONS
- .12mm layer height recommended especially for characters
- 3+ walls recommended on the case for added strength, if you have issues with defects - print with 2 walls and cooler at 210c hotend / 50 bed and slower with a 50mms outer wall
- print without supports
- remove custom support piece on the case latch
- gently close case to loosen up hinge, it should have a light friction fit to hinge upright, if the hinge is too tight adjust the x-y hole compensation to 0.1mm and the x-y contour compensation to -0.1mm
- glue on button to latch
- add a layer height color swap on the grass, leaves, and pathway for added detail
- test fit everything first, then glue parts together
- parts should fit in their respective areas and case should close shut, scale parts or adjust X-Y contour compensation if needed
- 3MF file is for color information only, print settings may need to be adjusted
- to optimize printing in parts vs multicolor, right click and select split to parts, then you can delete individual parts in the object panel as needed






































Thanks, just purchased. Any reason you didn't create a combined 3MF with all plates?
No reason in particular, but could be a good idea for the future.