Print in Place rolling ducksie! The cute little duck from kthuen whose neck will bob up and down via wheel mechanism inside as it's rolled across a surface (real smooth surfaces probably wont work though). It's also a decent calibration print because of the wild overhangs, steep curves, small details, and moving parts. There is a built in support tab on the bottom and along the neck where the head starts that needs to be removed. I also added a raft, given the little material that touches the bed, so it doesnt break free during print. Ssome support material on the sides of the neck was also needed since I noticed without it the head will move a little during print and cause the beak to print sloppy. If you need more bed adhesion try increasing the raft size. Should also be scalable, but I haven't tried anything above 100% yet.

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First just pull the support tab off the bottom and clean up the wheel where it was connected so the wheel is nice and round. Then you should be able to fully extend the neck pull out the auto support and get to the two (one on each side) tiny support tabs under the head where it starts. For this you'll probably need a small razor.