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Extradimensional demonic invasion Book Nook

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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3 plates

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Description:

After trying my hand at creating a couple of book nooks, my desire to create something more complex and impressive took over. I decided to create a more dynamic and expansive model: a demon breaking through the barrier protecting our dimension, hidden among my enchanted books.

 

Print instructions:

The supports are already set to meet the model's requirements.

For the multi-color print of the wall, I added a manual color change at layer 202 in the Print Preview tab; since it's only one color change, I disabled the Prime Tower (please ignore the fact that the back of the wall shown in the photos is white; I was short on gray filament, so I chose to start printing with white and then switch to gray. The uploaded print profile only contains gray with red details).

 

Assembly instructions:

Start by carefully removing the support from the head and arms using fine-point tweezers.
Assembling the head onto the wall requires glue. I recommend using a tube of super glue.
Apply enough glue to the surface in the cavity on the wall, as shown in the photo.
Insert the demon's head into the cavity, applying some pressure to ensure good adhesion. Wait for the glue to dry completely before moving the model.
Decorate your bookshelf by placing the wall in the center and the two arms at the ends. Use the weight of the books to hold the arms in place.

 

Post-processing:

I still recommend using fine-point tweezers to facilitate the process and avoid accidentally damaging the claws or horns. There might be some stringing between the fingers, horns, and bricks; a quick pass with a lighter will solve the problem.

 

If you like this book nook, I recommend checking out my collection with all the other book nooks I have created: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/15787636-my-book-nook-collection

 

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