Sean Ryle

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Once printed, just pop the eyeball in. :-)  You may need to move it around a bit to smooth out the layer lines a little, at first.  After about 15-20 seconds, mine moved around smoothly&nbsp;NOTEDue to the size of the pupil part, the brim is somewhat difficult to remove.  I did not have luck with adhesion if I removed the brim.  you are welcome to try it that way if so inclined.  If you do print it with the brim, expect to use a razor or x-acto type utility knife to remove the brim.  It is too small to use a deburring tool…at least that was my experience

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Once printed, just pop the eyeball in. :-)  You may need to move it around a bit to smooth out the layer lines a little, at first.  After about 15-20 seconds, mine moved around smoothly

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Professor Mad-Eye Mooney&#39;s famous magical eye…in fidget form.&nbsp;I am uploading 2 print profiles.  On the non AMS version, the pupils is a little hard to remove the brim from due to it&#39;s small size (more brim than pupil LOL).  I recommend using an X-acto type blade to clean it up before gluing it in.&nbsp;<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>If you enjoyed this, thought it was cool, can&#39;t put this fidget down and are addicted, I would greatly appreciate a boost.  Thank you!</boostcontent></boostme>

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