Pojoblade

Magic Studio 3D

"WALL-E 3D Model" 🌍🤖&nbsp;Enter the heartwarming world of WALL-E with this meticulously crafted 3D model! Inspired by the beloved Pixar character, this intricately designed piece captures the charm and endearing personality of WALL-E, the waste-collecting robot with a big heart.&nbsp;⚠️ For larger models, remove the purge line at the beginning of printing! ⚠️&nbsp;Bambu Studio Settings: The settings are just a recommendation, however you can print with the settings you are already used to using! • Preferences (ctrl + P) → activate developer settings → Quality →Advanced → First Layer Flow Ratio: 1.04 • Quality → Wall generator → Arachne • Quality → Wall transitioning threshold angle → 50º • Strength → Advanced → Infill/wall overlap → 20% • Quality → Advanced → Avoid crossing walls • Increasing retraction / reducing temperature can help reducing wisps • I recommend always starting with the lighter colors. Recommendations before and after printing:&nbsp;• Use textured PEI sheet• To make the hole for the USB cable input for the LEDs, you can do it with a soldering iron, drill a hole or you can do it with a slicer by adding a negative model in the place where you want to make the hole• For the pieces to give more light, I recommend using aluminum tape on the inside of the back cover• Be careful to clean the table well&nbsp;Materials and tools used to assemble parts:&nbsp;• Aluminum Tape for the back cover • Hot glue pistol to place in the spacing of the LEDs so they don't come off• Soldering iron to make the hole for the USB cable and/or to solder the LEDs with the USB cable with ON/OFF switch• White or RGB LEDs&nbsp;To find out the list of all the components I use, you can click on the link in my description, and you will find it in the first post!

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