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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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This unicorn horn is a humorous and eye-catching clip-on accessory for adults and teenagers.
The horn attaches centrally to the bridge of the glasses, instantly giving the wearer the classic 'unicorn look'.

The design consists of an approx. 10 cm long, spiralized horn with a stable clamp mount that requires no glue or screws. The clamp is designed to securely hold onto common plastic and metal glasses and can be removed without leaving any residue.

Ideal for:
• Parties & Festivals
• Carnival / Fasching
• Cosplay & Conventions
• Fun accessory for photos and events

The model is optimally designed for 3D printing, requires no support structures (depending on orientation), and can be easily printed in various colors – from classic white to metallic or rainbow filaments.

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Decorative and fun item – not a toy, not suitable for children.
 

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How can the model be printed without support structures? When I open the model in Studio and slice it, a lot of supports are planned. I also can't immediately imagine an orientation in which it works without supports. Help?
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Please try it this way..Best regards
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Replying to @Eli_Z19 :
This is the orientation that is preset in the program when you open the file in Studio. If I then slice without changing anything, I get dozens of supports. And if I look at the horn horizontally from the side, these supports also make sense, otherwise the print head would try to place the filament in the air
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Replying to @IchMartina :
Here again is a screen recording of the sliced print process when I disable the supports. This can't work, can it, or am I somehow mistaken
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quite funny but much too heavy for glasses and doesn't hold well
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I will try to improve it… Thanks for the feedback
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doesn’t work
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Please do not change the position, otherwise the clip will break; otherwise, it should hold.
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How does the hinge work? It seems like a hinge made of rigid PLA is almost guaranteed to snap (which happened the first time I tried to use it...)
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Hello 😊 you are absolutely right – a hinge made of rigid PLA is of course not ideal and can break under too much stress. It is really important that the part is printed exactly as it is sliced, as the layer alignment is crucial for the stability of the hinge. If you change the printing position, it will be significantly more prone to breakage. If you want the part to be more durable and flexible, the following materials would be much better suited: PETG → slightly more flexible than PLA, significantly more impact-resistant ABS → more robust and temperature-resistant ASA → similar to ABS, additionally more UV-resistant Nylon (PA) → very tough and resistant, ideal for snap-fits TPU (depending on the design) → if flexibility is specifically desired in the hinge area With PETG or Nylon, the hinge would be significantly less prone to breakage. Thank you for your feedback anyway!
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thank U 🫶
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Thank U
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