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<ul><li>Printed at 0.20 mm Standard layer height. It already looks good at this setting, but finer layer heights will bring out more detail—feel free to experiment.</li><li>The model prints nicely at 50% scale, and you can scale it up further since the details hold up well at larger sizes.</li><li>Supports are minimal when printed at a 45° orientation.</li><li>I have used 5% infill which holds well enough. But you can try with more infill to make it a bit heavier.</li><li>Also feel free to delete/skip the smaller cat. Bigger cat works better as the book nook.</li></ul>

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An A1 Mini version of the Cat Book Nook. Unfortunately since i only have a P1S i couldnt test the print. It would be best to slow down the print speed since a bed slinging printer can cause a model fall over. Please let me know how it prints.

A1 Mini 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

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Because of some A1/A1 mini issues, I have adjusted the profile to for sure work well on A1 (Used Bambu PLA basic)&nbsp;0.2mm layer4 walls (instead of 2)7% infill (instead of 2)Added supports (un-checked critical zones only)Added brims to the L shape holderSlow down by height&nbsp;Also: Manually  slowed the print, selected silent mode 50% speed:&nbsp;By using 50% silent mode (through either bambu app or desktop app), probably not needed, but i was not in a rush. The above might be overkill, but I usually prefer a solid print that works for sure then take the chance at failing. (like others did)&nbsp;Profile should then also work for other non-bed slingers, if you just want it to be a bit more sturdy with more walls (heavy books?)&nbsp;Note: i removed small cat from OG profile&nbsp;Thanks, MrSB87

0.2mm layer, 4 walls,  7% infill, add support &brims, slower

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I wanted to take a different approach to separating or ending line of books so i modelled and sculpted a curious cat gently pushing books. &nbsp;The illusion is stabilized with a hidden book holder beneath other books as well as a tilted book stop to hold a large or 2 smaller books.You can print the cat (or cats) in your choice of sizes to fit your book shelf. For our Ikea simple shelves the cat in full size fits with standart 20cm books. But for bigger books you can print 50% (as shown in photo) or much bigger if you like.&nbsp;I hope you enjoy it and i am looking forward for your feedbacks (or if any problems you face)&nbsp;Note: I haven&#39;t used any ai generating this model, but modelled, pose and sculpted in blender.&nbsp;&nbsp;<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>I would appreciate the boost if you like the model</boostcontent></boostme>

Cat Pushing Book(s) Nook - With Hidden Book Holder

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