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The cat

by imaterialise, published

The cat by imaterialise Nov 13, 2009

Description

A cat made in fine layer epoxy. Looks pretty good.

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For some reason i cant open this with slic3r or with 3DS max... way too many polygons i think :) Can you upload the original or lower detail version? would love to try to print this to my GF

Hi - when I get a chance, I'll try to add some more cats that are more fluid and less rigid appearing.

I can't believe this is the only good cat model on all of Thingiverse! It is a good one, though. I printed it out and tested support on a Makerbot for my first time...

Most of the support snapped right off with my fingers, the part under the belly I just had to twist a screwdriver in and it too popped right off cleanly.

Then I chopped it clean with an X-acto, rubbed it with sandpaper for a minute, and washed it in a jar of acetone for about 30s.

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Instructions

the STL file should be 3D print ready as long as no adjustments are made

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Kirkonpolttaja on Apr 30, 2012 said:

For some reason i cant open this with slic3r or with 3DS max... way too many polygons i think :) Can you upload the original or lower detail version? would love to try to print this to my GF

artistpw on Apr 24, 2012 said:

Hi - when I get a chance, I'll try to add some more cats that are more fluid and less rigid appearing.

ScribbleJ on Jan 22, 2011 said:

I can't believe this is the only good cat model on all of Thingiverse! It is a good one, though. I printed it out and tested support on a Makerbot for my first time...

Most of the support snapped right off with my fingers, the part under the belly I just had to twist a screwdriver in and it too popped right off cleanly.

Then I chopped it clean with an X-acto, rubbed it with sandpaper for a minute, and washed it in a jar of acetone for about 30s.

jmil on Oct 14, 2010 said:

Rick from Makergear Printed this on MakerBot with Skeinforge with Support Material, images here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/m...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/m...

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