Spider Yuck!
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Description
Modeled in sculptris
flatbottomed in Truespace5
Instructions
no support should be necessary
10% infill is what i will test with
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Yo Cerberus,
as you can spot, I have printed this 'natural' version of your spider series.
It has great texture. I added a single layer raft again, to prevent legs from tipping over on the go.
I think I can improve even by lowering top layer temperatures at the leg joints, but the body is ok, no holes present.
Thanks again for this great design.
Thomas
www.3daybreaker.blogspot.com
Hello Cerberus. Sorry to contact you this way, but I was wondering if you'd be willing to do a talk or videochat to the Freeside Atlanta hackerspace during our 3D design and Printing workshop (February 9th). You have published a number of popular downloads and we would love to hear more about your design process. Hit me up off list if you are interested; sorry if I'm being a bother.
Your models are just awesome. Thanks so much for sharing them.
Well thanks!
I hope sharing them helps make others
1) share their stuff too
2) with ideas to make their own creations (i know I get lots of ideas from what i see others do on here.)
3) decide to get involved in 3d printing.
4) occasionally make someone smile or laugh.
3d printing is fun for me, I know lots of folks take it very seriously, which is fine too,
but my aim is to make fun stuff that I enjoy and hopefully others do as well.
As always I appreciated all comments and suggestions.
the positive ones are always great to hear,
the suggestions/criticism also help to make me a better artist/craftsman/modeler (take your pick).
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Yo Cerberus,
I showed the spider Yuck to my friend who has 7 real spiders like tarantula and so on.
He loved the print but pointed out that the arachnid species consists of 2 parts: the head-chest and the backside. Yours has too now, however.... In real life, all legs origin from the first part the head-chest part. So it drags the other body part along.
I know you want to be close to nature and you like comments, so ..........
Regards Thomas