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Published on February 11, 2012
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The alot is a creation of Allie Brosh. If you're unfamiliar with the alot here's her explination:
hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html

The 3D Artist contest asked "what monster would you like to have in your pocket." I would like to have alot in my pocket. Then take it out, put it on my noggin, and tell everyone I have alot on my mind. You can print alot with your 3D printer. You can give alot to your friends. Alot!

EDIT: V2 features more hurp, more durp, and most importantly more a visible tooth on a better lip. Recomend using V2.

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I don't have a 3D printer so I hope everything will work. I tried to design it to print without supports. Still, I'll mark it work in progress until I get feedback that it works.

If you like this alot please consider helping me out by printing and providing feedback for some of my other designs as well.
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txoof on March 27, 2012 said:

I'm having problems printing this without100% infil. It seems no matter what I specify for the infill, I end up with a form that's 100% filled in. This is living up to it's name: ALOT of plastic!

Any suggestions as to why this is happening?

RepG 34, SF 35

JamesArcturusStark on May 14, 2013 said:

Hey txoof,

I printed mine yesterday, also with RepG 0034, Skeinforge 35, on a Thing-O-Matic with Plastruder Mk 5. Left all settings at default and got a great print. What isn't working out for you?

cymon on March 27, 2012 said:

I made this model hoping to win a 3D printer. I didn't. So I have no idea how to help you. But I've started a thread on the thingiverse google group so hopefully someone will be able to help you here:

http://groups.google.com/group...

You should really consider signing up for the google group if you're not already.

Jaknil on February 16, 2012 said:

I scaled it in replicatorg and printed it at 200% size and the details are much clearer! You could say that a bigger Alot is alot better. I can really recommend you to try it. (No pic due to a fatal filament roll snag mid print.)

cymon on February 16, 2012 said:

So what you're saying is "alot bigger is alot better."

Post a picture anyways. I'd love to see those high detail toe nails.

origamimavin on February 15, 2012 said:

oh, this is too much awesome! i can't wait to go home and print this alot.

Anonymous on February 14, 2012 said:

Have you thought about using Shapeways? I'm tempted to try and make alot of ceramic for $16.

cymon on February 14, 2012 said:

As long as you don't make it public and try to sell copies I say go for it.

jamesglanville on February 13, 2012 said:

awesome, I love waking up and finding something I just need to have RIGHT NOW :)

cyclone on February 12, 2012 said:

I'm going to print this Alot. :)

cymon on February 12, 2012 said:

Legally I think it may be arguable either way, but I'll bet she'd approve. I'll send her an email in fact.

MtDon on February 11, 2012 said:

I sure hope you got Ms Brosh's permission, or the copyright monster might bite you alot.

cymon on February 12, 2012 said:

Legally I think it may be arguable either way, but I'll bet she'd approve. I'll send her an email in fact.

Grog on February 11, 2012 said:

between you and Andreas I'm going to have quite a collection or monsters.

This looks like it should print well, it doesn't have bad overhangs.

kellesabelle on February 11, 2012 said:

This is great. I'll definitely print one as soon as I get a chance. :-D

pogden on February 11, 2012 said:

Someone seriously needs to buy you a printer. Do you have a hackerspace near you?

cymon on February 11, 2012 said:

There is a Provo Utah hackerspace but it's tough for me to get to and difficult for me to afford the membership fees to. That is why I'll be entering every contest I can. Until I win one. Who knows, maybe the 3D Artist Magizine guys will agree with you this time. ;)

andreas on February 11, 2012 said:

I like his expression :-D

cymon on February 11, 2012 said:

I tried to hurp it but it durped.

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