Sea Urchin Shell - Free 3D Print Model

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Remixed by

Caasi

Miniatures>Creatures

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

Gyroid Infill, Slightly Faster, Manual Normal Supports

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39 min

1 plate

4.8(69)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Sea Urchin Shell remixed from DaveMakesStuff's model.

Dimensions:

40.65mm x 40.03mm x 28.96mm. At full scale

Basic Information:

A small sea urchin shell

Remix Changes:

It is slightly smaller and a bit thicker

Material:

Bambu Labs PLA Tough

Support:

This model will likely need supports. The one in the picture was printed with normal, manually painted supports at the top of the inside and the bottom.

Scaling:

You can probably scale it without issue but I haven't tried it.

Adhesion:

It should print with no adhesion issues, you will not need any glue.

sea

ocean

shell

Comment & Rating (83)

@user_1546141008

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Gyroid Infill, Slightly Faster, Manual Normal Supports

So SWEET! This is so cute. Quick, easy print on my p1s with PLA matte. I tried "toasting" the top with a torch for a touch of color. This looks so cute with my rocks and clay pitcher on the mantle. I need a few more in different sizes and colors. Fun! thanks!

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@Caasi

Looks great! Im glad you like it.

@user_1407535950

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Gyroid Infill, Slightly Faster, Manual Normal Supports

Perfect print. I printed multiple to use as decorations for a beach themed Christmas party.

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@Caasi

I hope they look good!

@ThomazTorina

I printed 2 directly from the app and they turned out very interesting! Thanks for the model! They are small, I thought they would be a little bigger. I tried to increase the scale, but on both attempts, it did not adhere to the bed. Any help to make them a little bigger?

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@Caasi

I'm glad you like the model! To make it bigger you might need to add a brim in a slicer if you have access to one or possibly just slowing down the print could work.