The Oracle - Whispers of the Hood 04

🖤 Whispers of the Hood – No. 4: The Oracle

Some speak. Some guard. She listens.

This is The Oracle, fourth figure in the Whispers of the Hood series. Her form is wrapped in deeper folds, her stance calmer, her gesture deliberate. One hand opens gently toward the viewer… not in welcome or warning, but in offering… or perhaps expecting something in return.

Her robe is more elaborate, heavier, drawn in smooth arcs that spill around her feet. Her hood remains low, her face turned slightly aside… as if watching something unseen.

She does not ask. She already knows.

If her stillness speaks to you…
💠 Save the collection
❤️ Like to show support
📢 Follow to hear the next whisper

There is always another truth beneath the veil…

🖨 Print profile

150mm
• 2 Arachne walls
• 0.16mm layer height
• 5% infill

When removing supports, handle with care. Avoid pulling off entire tree branches at once, as this may damage delicate parts like the hands. Instead, gradually cut the branches into smaller sections with a sharp tool, then gently loosen the pieces. The supports will release almost effortlessly.

Key Printing Tips:

• Disable “Strength → Detect Thin Wall” → gives smoother, cleaner surfaces on detailed parts.
• Always check the slicing preview in Bambu Studio before starting the print.
• Support removal trick: Cut supports into small chunks first, then gently loosen → they usually pop off cleanly without damage.
• Some plates use lots of supports, if so → for reliable prints use these filament settings:
  • Filament Overrides
    • Z Hop When Retract: 0.6 mm
    • Z Hop Type: Spiral
    • Travel Distance Threshold: 1 mm
    • ✅ Enable Retract When Changing Layer
  • Also, disable these settings in Bambu Studio if Variable Layer height is used:
    • Supports
      • ❌ Disable Independent Support Layer Height
    • Others
      • ❌ Disable Reduce Infill Retraction
    • I’ve found that a 0.15 mm top Z distance works best when printing with variable layer height.

Happy printing! Can't wait to see photos of your prints! If you're scaling, experimenting or encounter any issues, let me know → your input helps the next iteration. Please share your feedback for any rating below ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ so we can work on improving, thank you!