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Dragon (Patreon)

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2024-06-17 19:24:29
Imported:
2024-06
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Here's the Dragon!!!

I'm not sure what to name it, so I left it at "Dragon" until I read your suggestion.

This model is inspired by oriental culture, the Qinglong dragon or Azure Dragon.

If you know more about it, please leave a suggestion for a cool name for this model, or if just Dragon is fine.

NOTE: We receive a large volume of emails and we are doing our best to respond as quickly as possible. We are increasing the team to be able to respond to messages faster! Thank you!

ZOU3D ❤️

Print settings:

Wall line count: 4

Infill: 20%

I was able to print at 60% using the same settings.

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Brittany Holmen

Zou’s Dragon. I think that should be its name.

krustymustard

I’ve been printing in 4 colors at 50% Can put 6 on a build plate, 1’s purge and 5 to sell, about .85¢ per print

Hayley Swindells

is it possible to do the stl as straight rather than curled?

Tim Heilig

Hi, my customers want a winged dragon from you, they love these more than any other dragon I have. I do agree though, I wish the tail section didn't have the color going all the way down, it would be easier to print if it was just a spike like the others.

Gregg Adventure

Where are peeps aligning their Z-SEAM? Not thrilled with anything I've tried yet.

Mark Bailey
>>145981021

What issues are you seeing? I've generally had great results with the default settings on each file (except for the octopus, which had a big seam running through the eye), though I see the same thing as you with Bambu Studio saying this file isn't from Bambu, so it's lonely loading geometry.

Mark Bailey

What size range are people using? I can imagine going a little past 100% on my A1 to squeeze another couple of inches in length. And I see that some people are printing at 50%, though I thought I saw mention of 60% as the optimal downscale. Does 50% work well for all who have done it? Thanks!