This is an absolutely gorgeous mask that’s high quality look and feel. It’s a bit thicker than I anticipated; but printing with Overature’s PLA Rock Filament gave it a nice clay feel to it that seems just right. I enabled supports and reoriented the model to minimize the number of trees and to ensure the gradient filled from bottom to top. Bambu Studio recommended to simplify the model because it was overly complex and I did getting it down to around 900k triangles (in hindsight; I should’ve left it as-is). I used the standard 0.4mm nozzle and printed at a fine layer height. I highly recommend you give this mask a try. It fit my kids small faces as well as my much bigger head.

This box is great for a very small gift. It’s beautiful to look at and I love that the ribbon was purposefully printed to be face down on the print plate to pickup the texture (would look great with holographic plate). I was thrown off a bit on how to get the ribbon to attach and eventually worked out that I needed to use super glue or something to do it. It would have been nice if the side ribbons had a slide in groove to fit into. Ultimately, this was a great print with a gift for my daughter’s friend. I initially attempted to print this with some older translucent PLA for the ribbon and failed with a stringy outcome.

I love this ghostly candy dish! Everyone I show it to really likes it and some have even asked me to print one for them. Having printed using hard PLA, the biggest complain has been the sharp pointed tip at the top. I will look into blunting the tip and printing a larger scaled up version to test my P1S maximum height. I’m still learning the process here and commented directly (which doesn’t allow for rating). so here’s my rating with a similar comment and same pics; my appologies for a similar post.