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<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>Print sequence: by object<ul><li>0.12 mm layer height for Duskull, 0.20mm for base</li></ul></li><li>3 wall loops</li><li>Gyroid sparse infill pattern</li><li>Seam position: back</li><li>Supports<ul><li>tree (auto)</li><li>15 deg threshold angle</li><li>On build plate only</li><li>Tree support branch distance: 3 mm</li><li>Tree support brim width: 1 mm</li><li>Max bridge length: 0 mm</li></ul></li><li>No-brim</li><li>Prime volume: 35 mm^3</li><li>Flush into object's infill</li><li>0.65x flush volume multiplier</li></ul>

0.12mm, single color

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Note: I first printed this using the smooth PEI plate, but was some warping/heat creep due to the fans cutting out during the filament changes. Opening a glass panel to the enclosure (top is best, or the front) mitigated this, but I've changed the print profile to use the cool plate to further mitigate the heat buildup during filament swaps.&nbsp;Plate 1 (Duskull):<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>0.12 mm layer height</li><li>3 wall loops</li><li>Gyroid sparse infill pattern</li><li>Seam position: back</li><li>Supports<ul><li>tree (auto)</li><li>15 deg threshold angle</li><li>On build plate only</li><li>Tree support branch distance: 3 mm</li><li>Tree support brim width: 1 mm</li><li>Max bridge length: 0 mm</li></ul></li><li>No-brim</li><li>Prime volume: 35 mm^3</li><li>Flush into object's infill</li><li>0.65x flush volume multiplier</li></ul>Plate 2 (base):<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>0.20mm layer height</li><li>Rest of the settings are the same as plate 1</li></ul>

0.12mm, colorized

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PETG shrinks slightly more than PLA, so if you'd like to print your base in PETG, try this profile.&nbsp;The pockets for the magnets are 0.1mm wider, and 0.2mm deeper than the PLA version.&nbsp;Print settings:<ul style="list-style-type:disc;"><li>0.20mm layer height</li><li>Seam position: back</li><li>5 wall loops</li><li>5 top and bottom shell layers</li><li>Sparse infill pattern: Gyroid</li></ul>

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DUSKULL - 3D PRINTABLE POKEMON

A colorized model of Duskull with a magnetic base.&nbsp;You will need the following magnets:<ul><li>Two 10x2mm magnets</li><li>Two 8x2mm magnets</li></ul>Source Option: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2LZJ5GL" rel="nofollow noopener">6, 8, and 10x2mm combo on Amazon</a>&nbsp;They should have a snug fit, but there is room to add super glue if you want.&nbsp;Filaments used in the colorized model (as they appear in the 3mf):<ol><li>Bambu Lab PLA Basic - Gray (10103)</li><li>Bambu Lab PLA Matte - Scarlet Red (11200)</li><li>Bambu Lab PLA Matte - Sakura Pink (11201)</li><li>Bambu Lab PLA Basic - Jade White (10100)</li><li>Bambu Lab PLA Basic - Black (10101)</li></ol>

Duskull Pokémon

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