Use filament purges to make this fun sculpture, Bad Hair Day. Fun to look at. Also a conversation piece with people not familiar with 3D printing.
When filament purges are used as art-making materials, they are no longer a waste, the same as paints, papers, woods, etc, that are used in art projects.
This is not a model that uses only a symbolic amount of purges. Along with my other two models, Finlo the Waste Carrier and Hairy Caterpillar, the question is not if one produces too much filament waste, but that if one produces enough to make the sculptures :)
The model holds enough purges to be a viable storage while waiting for the chance to use them later, such as considering using them as packing peanuts.
Easily printed with PLA without support. Print profile is provided.
A separate print profile for using Bambu Lab A1 mini is also provided.
The model is 4 inches (102 mm) tall and 7 inches (178 mm) wide.
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