Biblical Keychain/Ornament- Moses parting Red Sea - Free 3D Print Model

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The2thyme

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Keychain, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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19 min

1 plate

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Ornament Version (Roughly 200% scaled Keychain version)

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This model is a cute keychain/ornament depiction of Moses parting the Red Sea, designed with simple geometry and smooth transitions for reliable 3D printing. The scene is framed in a rectangular border and includes a built-in top loop sized for standard keyrings or split rings. The ornament is a scaled version double the size of the keyring version. If you like this model and want to see more designs, check out my collection that puts all the designs in one place. Biblical Keychains/Ornaments/Necklaces - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld

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@mothermayi

UPDATE: THe new version printed perfectly! Thank you so much. hey I love this design! I wanted to print a bunch for my church class. I noticed the backs have this layer with the lines far apart so they end of peeling off like this. any way to fix that or is it an error on my end?

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@The2thyme

Thank you for the comment! Sorry to hear that, I believe that was due to the model having a small lip on the backside causing the slicer to think it needed a support layer. I fixed the profile so it should print flat without any supports. Thanks!