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Articulating Print-in-place CINDER WOLF! (Patreon)

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2023-12-12 23:10:37
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This was a DECEMBER Design and has been Archived! If you were subscribed in December, you will receive an email from MyMiniFactory within the week to access the archived files from that month. If you are starting your Subscription in January 2024, Welcome! Your exclusive models are available immediately in the Exclusive posts (link below) and the January Models will be in the January posts tab as they come out over the month! https://www.patreon.com/cinderwing3d?filters[tag]=Exclusives

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Hi Cinders!

So excited to release to you all my CINDER WOLF design! I worked SO hard to avoid a pop-in head and was able to get it to be COMPLETELY Print-in-place!

The head prints upwards and has been PRE-SUPPORTED - so do not add any supports! I am attaching a video to another post showing how to simply remove the neck support after a print! It's really easy! LINK: HERE

We have tested this wolf between 100% and 60% and it is so fun to play with! It also looks great in a single color filament - making simple and fast prints! I hope you all enjoy this! :)

-Tracy

Filament: https://www.amazon.com/shop/cinderwing3d

  • Locyfens: Shiny Red Gold Black
  • Amolen: Red/Black Duel

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DECEMBER Models:

  • BABY Mistletoe Dragon EXCLUSIVE - RELEASED
  • Festive Frogs - RELEASED
  • Cinder Wolf - RELEASED
  • Secret Design
  • Secret Design

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PLEASE READ

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Thank you, Cinders, for your support!!! And Thank you to our Admin Jazzy and Test Team for all your hard work!

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Gerhard Grobler

Update. FYI using an Ender 3 S1. Turns out I was printing to fast. Slowed the print down to 80% speed and I now get wonderful prints, both in standard PLA and Silk PLA. Basically 80% of the default speed of your slicer settings for your printer. I have pictures and vids on twitter. I will share later to the Discord server.

Anonymous

I love this wolf!! Unfortunately I’ve had so many fails from the neck support breaking off that I don’t think I can continue to print unless you have advice for fixes? I use a Bambu X1C, I’ve tried on both machines with the same result :(

Jazzy
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We recommend going slow for this model, the bambus go way too fast for overhangs on default settings for this particualr model

Anonymous

Firstly, I printed this model on Bambu, Aquila and Vyper. I've slowed down the speed on each and id say at least 20+ tries with 1 "ok" print. I've given up trying. The dragon was perfect. Thanks for all you do

Andrew Gosnell

Printed great on my X1C. Slowed everything down. I have learned slowing the acceleration down helps a lot.

Anonymous

you should make a crystal wolf

Anonymous

Ender 3 S1 Pro. First attempt, failure at the head joints. Second attempt, slowed everything wayyyy down once it got to the head. 5h7m in, will update. Update: two out of five wolves have successfully printed even slowing down to 20% of my usual speed. For whatever reason three wolves still failed at the same settings the other two succeeded.

Maury Rice

After two days of time gone and about half a spool of filament, I finally gave up and added tree supports to get past the head. Still looks pretty rough underneath the head but at least it finished and is functional. Even with slow speed and even slower overhangs, it was still a white knuckle experience. I know print in place is cool, but I wouldn't mind a separate head for these models that snaps on to eliminate these issues altogether.