Bronzeware_Ancient Behemoth

Bronzeware_Ancient Behemoth Kun (Ultra-Easy Supports)

• This release showcases the majestic Kun, an ancient beast, perfectly rendered with bronze textures, capturing its iconic form

• Featured filament: Tianrui Silk Gold PLA. Layer height of 0.16-0.2mm is suitable.Support removal difficulty: 1 star

• Model tested; scaling up is optional

• Feel free to discuss any issues in the comments. We welcome your makes and feedback! Thank you all!!!

• Scale the model to your preferred size.PLA filament is recommended for finer detail!
• Default settings are sufficient, but fine-tuning is possible for discerning users.Enable “Support only critical areas” in support settings. Enable “Support only critical areas” in support settings. Enable “Support only critical areas” in support settings.
• Personal tip: When removing supports, apply gentle force in the direction of removal. First, trim the support away from the model, leaving just enough for the pliers to grip. Then, using a rolling motion with the pliers, carefully peel the support from the model, adjusting your grip as needed. Be patient and methodical.

• 3D Printing Tips and Precautions

• (All models on this account are test-printed and compatible with most printers. Before printing, ensure your printer and filament are functioning correctly. Contact me with any persistent issues, and I will assist you!)
• Precautions:
• For troubleshooting, consult:Reference:Print Quality and Troubleshooting | Bambu Lab Wiki
• Keep your build plate clean. Wipe with 95% isopropyl alcohol after each print to maintain print quality. Oil residue from touching the build plate significantly reduces adhesion. Residual debris and fragments from previous prints also impair first layer adhesion, leading to lower yields.
• Ensure filament is dry (PLA generally doesn't require drying and offers good moisture resistance). This significantly impacts print quality and experience. Prolonged storage can lead to moisture absorption. If stringing or spaghetti occurs, consult your vendor for drying and print parameter adjustments. Most filaments aren't pre-dried, so pre-drying is beneficial.
• Choose appropriate filaments: PLA for aesthetic parts; PETG for structural components. Both are affordable and virtually non-toxic. (An air purifier is recommended for optimal health.)
• With new filament, perform immediate flow calibration and adjust the calibration coefficient. This significantly affects print quality and helps the new filament adapt to your printer.
• If print quality and yields suddenly decline,check for nozzle clogs and ensure the printer is level (placing it on the floor is recommended). Recalibration may also be necessary.
• Print at the recommended speed. Overhang quality, model complexity, and print speed are directly related. The correct speed (avoiding excessive speed or slow speed) allows sufficient cooling during material deposition.
• Set appropriate bed and nozzle temperatures for the filament. Temperatures that are too high or low can cause warping, layer deformation, or adhesion problems, affecting print quality and success rates. For P1S and higher models, open the enclosure door if the internal temperature exceeds 35°C.