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Two Ears Two Teeth
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##About
Say hello to TwoEarsTwoTeeth, a model I sculpted in ZBrush that I use to test printers. It can be printed on large printers like the CR10S or at a smaller size with SLA printers (Photon, Wanhao, Form2, etc.).
Because it has details, flat surfaces, large areas, need for localized supports and more, it's a great benchmark model.
Please don't use this model for commercial purposes. If you expose this print (photos, other), would you mind crediting "Polysculpt.com"? thanks :)
##FDM Printing recommendations:
You will need supports for FDM printers on the mouth teeth areas like visible in the images. But except here, no need for support on other locations.
At least two outlines, three is better. Provide good results at 150 Microns. Infill is needed on some areas will grow from the inside part of the mesh (around the eyes) and it will support parts with a strong angle like at the tip of the ears. Variable infill should be ok.
Raft is up to you, but not mandatory.
##SLA
Say hello to TwoEarsTwoTeeth, a model I sculpted in ZBrush that I use to test printers. It can be printed on large printers like the CR10S or at a smaller size with SLA printers (Photon, Wanhao, Form2, etc.).
Because it has details, flat surfaces, large areas, need for localized supports and more, it's a great benchmark model.
Please don't use this model for commercial purposes. If you expose this print (photos, other), would you mind crediting "Polysculpt.com"? thanks :)
##FDM Printing recommendations:
You will need supports for FDM printers on the mouth teeth areas like visible in the images. But except here, no need for support on other locations.
At least two outlines, three is better. Provide good results at 150 Microns. Infill is needed on some areas will grow from the inside part of the mesh (around the eyes) and it will support parts with a strong angle like at the tip of the ears. Variable infill should be ok.
Raft is up to you, but not mandatory.
##SLA
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