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0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, Cubic
0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, Cubic
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The model is a figure of an anthropomorphic character based on a traffic sign. The sign is circular, blue, and indicates the obligation to follow to the right. The character has a "cartoon" style, with large eyes, arms, legs, and holds a small blank sign. The entire set rests on a black rectangular base.

  • Part Separation: To facilitate painting or multi-color (multi-material) printing, the model should ideally be divided into: base, sign body, eyes, arms/hands, sign, and shoes.
  • Supports: If printed as a single piece, significant supports will be needed under the arms, the raised sign, the prominent chin, and the bottom of the circular sign.
  • Orientation: It is recommended to print the figure vertically to maintain the definition of the facial details and the front arrow.

🛠️ General Slicing SettingsLayer Height (Resolution)

  • Recommended: 0.16 mm or 0.12 mm
  • Why: The spherical eyes, gloves, and rounded shoes require thin layers to mitigate the "stair-stepping effect" (visible layer lines on curves).

Walls and Perimeters

  • Wall thickness: 3 to 4 perimeters (approx. 1.2 to 1.6 mm with 0.4 mm nozzle)
  • Why: Ensures that thin parts, such as the arms and the sign's handle, remain solid and resistant.

Infill

  • Density: 10% to 15%
  • Pattern: Gyroid or Cubic
  • Why: Gyroid offers excellent mechanical strength in all directions, using little material and reducing print time.

📐 Supports (Crucial for this Model)

As the model has many overhanging parts (arms, sign, and eyes), the support configuration will determine the final quality.

  • Support Type: Tree / Organic Supports
    • Why: They are much easier to remove and leave fewer marks on the gloves and arms than traditional supports.
  • Support Z Distance: Equal to layer height (e.g., 0.16 mm)
    • Why: If the distance is too short, the support fuses with the part; if it's too long, the overhanging surface will have a poor finish.
  • Support Roof (Support Interface): Enabled
    • Use a roof density of 40% to 50% to create a smooth base where the part will rest.

💨 Speed and Cooling

  • Outer wall speed: 30 to 45 mm/s
    • Why: Printing the outer wall more slowly dramatically improves the shine and precision of the facial and arrow details.
  • Cooling (Filament fan): 100% (from the 3rd layer for PLA)
    • Why: Essential to ensure that small details (like glove fingers) cool quickly and do not deform.
  • Seam Position: Aligned or Rear
  • Why: Prevents small layer start points from appearing on the front face of the traffic sign.

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