Out of the Frame - Phoenix Eruption

Out of the Frame – Phoenix Eruption 🐦🔥

Fiery phoenix erupting dramatically from its ornate frame in the Out of the Frame collection. Massive flaming wings spread wide, tearing through the broken edges while the beak opens in a piercing cry → pure explosive power bursting through reality. Integrated keyhole hanger on the back for easy wall mounting.

Print profiles

This model has plenty of support, so to boost print reliability, I suggest using the filament setting overrides I’ve applied to the print profile. It slightly increases print time with all the Z-hopping but should help prevent the nozzle knocking over the supports.

MEDIUM

• 100% scale:

  

• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Walls: 2
• Infill: 10% Gyroid (infill combination enabled)
• Supports: Tree(auto), on build plate only

Plates

1. 100mm 0.2 layer
2. 100mm 0.2 layer fuzzy skin (point distance 0.2, thickness 0.1)

LARGE

• 150% scale:

  

• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Walls: 2
• Infill: 10% Gyroid (infill combination enabled)
• Supports: Tree(auto)

Plates

1. 150mm 0.2 layer
2. 150mm 0.2 layer fuzzy skin (point distance 0.2, thickness 0.1)

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!