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Description
Disc Golf - A miniature rendition of the frisbee game
Conceived as a thoughtful gift, this creation remains fully playable
Ascertaining the optimal structural integrity for the basket and its supports necessitated several iterative prints
While the basket is inherently designed for delicacy, its supports are intentionally crafted with greater robustness to preclude fracturing during their removal
Nevertheless, the detachment of these supports mandates a process of EXTREME circumspection
Furthermore, it is unequivocally imperative (as it always invariably is) to utilize properly dried and high-grade filament
Particularly concerning the chains, their successful fabrication is profoundly contingent upon the quality of the filament and an impeccably pristine print surface
My findings also indicated the superior efficacy of completing each chain's print entirely before initiating the subsequent one
Consequently, only a quartet of chains can be accommodated on a single print plate, thereby requiring the chain print plate to be executed twice
The base plate features precisely engineered recesses, designed to accommodate both the Disc Golf basket and the frisbee holder
Should one desire, additional text can be seamlessly incorporated onto the base plate, for instance, through the functionalities of Bambu Studio
For my own printing endeavors, the combined mass of supports and filament expended due to color changes amounted to approximately 100 grams
May you derive immense satisfaction from both the printing process and the careful detachment of the supports 🥰
License
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