Low poly bulldog dog piggy bank
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Discover this low poly bulldog dog piggy bank 🐕💰.
A modern and geometric design, perfect for decorating while keeping your savings close at hand.
Simple printing, elegant and original result from a scanned model ✨.
🛠️ Tips for perfect adhesion in 3D printing:
Thoroughly clean your print bed before each print. Grease residues, dust, or fingerprints can impair adhesion and cause detachments.
Check the bed calibration: a well-leveled bed ensures a uniform and well-adhered first layer.
Use an appropriate adhesion surface: depending on your material, apply a thin layer of glue stick, an adhesive spray, or specific tape (e.g., Kapton, BuildTak).
Correctly set the bed temperature to promote adhesion depending on the material used (PLA, ABS, PETG, etc.).
Reduce the print speed of the first layer: a slower speed allows for better filament adhesion to the print bed.
Plan for a "skirt" or "brim" in your slicer to stabilize the first layer and limit warping.
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