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The oak silkworm (scientific name: Antheraea pernyi), also known as wild silkworm or mountain silkworm, is a silk-spinning insect that primarily feeds on oak trees (Quercus). It belongs to the Saturniidae family of Lepidoptera. Unlike the common mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori), the oak silkworm is highly adaptable, mainly distributed in northern China and some parts of Asia. Its silk is an important natural textile raw material, and the pupa is my favorite—the large silkworm pupa.
I used Bambu PLA Basic for printing, and the Bambu stabilized low-temperature build plate. Three tests showed no problems, with strong adhesion and no spaghetti. However, the brim was a little difficult to remove; to facilitate removal, consider adding more brim for testing. Ten 4 x 2 mm circular neodymium magnets were used. If you don't have AMS, you can manually pause and change filaments for the oak leaves, or simply print in a single color.
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