Deer Head detailed
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Published on November 11, 2012
This thing was Featured on November 12, 2012
Derived from
Deer Head Made from a Plaster Ornament
by bre
Description
I detailed Bre's scan of a plaster deer head. I left it full poly, 330k, since it's still 1/3 of the count of the Black Dynamite bust (which I can only assume is the standard:). I also added a hole on the back for hanging it in your den.
Made for my 1.5yo daughter who is obsessed with deer and bats. She loves little animal models, I love printing things with the Replicator. It's a symbiotic relationship.
Made for my 1.5yo daughter who is obsessed with deer and bats. She loves little animal models, I love printing things with the Replicator. It's a symbiotic relationship.
Instructions
Printed on a Replicator. Created the .s3g file with ReplicatorG set to default settings w/ raft and support. At full scale, it maxes out the print size.
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TSDF
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November 13, 2012
said:
Deer Head model took 8 hrs 49 mins to run with a build layer of .34mm. and 10% infill. My machine is a Replicator 1 Dual, with Firmware 6.2. Makerware w/ MiracleGrue processed the ~80M Stl in about 10 mins on my fast machine, about 18 on my laptop (running Vista!). A couple of times it failed to write the output file (laptop only).There are some poor surface finishes on overhangs, but that is to be expected with .34 layers. It seems that the support separation is a bit large, which could contribute. The Deer Head model has a Keyhole notch on the back for hanging. Nice touch!
By far the biggest and longest build I've completed so far.
TS
License
Deer Head detailed by Takeshi is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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It won't print without supports. I've printed it multiple times with MakerWare:Replicator2 PLA - 10 hours 15 minutes. Looks gorgeous :)