luffy one piece - Free 3D Print Model

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bnull49

Toys & Games>Characters

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Print Profile(3)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

25.4 h

3 plates

4.5(76)

4 colors profile no AMS needed, 0.2mm layer, 15% infill

29.7 h

6 plates

4.5(12)

Colored - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

133.4 h

13 plates

4.5(11)

Open in Bambu Studio

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2704

5653

173

167

6.9 k

1.3 k

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Description

luffy from onepeice printed at .2mm 15% infill and tree supports

Comment & Rating (173)

@sunny2301

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Model quality is good but some of these are not designed to fit nicely. Plus I had to split a lot of pieces to have that smooth finish. But overall it was a nice experience.

@Ibra0x0

Thanks for sharing , I am new to 3d printing I would like to know how did you do to deal with loose attachments/ tight ones ?

@sunny2301

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Replying to @Ibra0x0 :

hey, I sanded the right ones and had to super glue loose one :)

@crysu

Could you share a remake of the model? although I've seen that some crazy person already printed it with an A1 mini

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@xrat3d

Bit of issues with tolerances, but it turn out amazing

@user_2160979651

omg that look amazing

@user_2095889470

amazing, can you share the 3mf whit colored parts?

@Ibra0x0

Thanks for sharing , I am new to 3d printing I would like to know how did you do to deal with loose attachments/ tight ones ?

@Jaws_unicorn

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super fun print! first time ever painting a 3d print and I think it turned out amazing! I didn’t have much success with 0.4mm nozzle on 0.20 layers so I changed it to 0.16 high quality and turned out much better!

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@Ibra0x0

Thanks for sharing , I am new to 3d printing I would like to know how did you do to deal with loose attachments/ tight ones ?

@Jaws_unicorn

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Replying to @Ibra0x0 :

hey @libra0x0! i used some quick-drying superglue to bond the loose parts together. if you dont have superglue i reccommend using a soldering iron to melt the parts together. (it takes a bit more skill to make it look good) for the tighter parts i used a metal nail file to get into the hard to reach places insted of traditional sandpaper. a nail file can get those spots without ruining all the other parts around it. i also reccommend test-fitting everything before painting just in case you need to file it down and not ruin all the paint.

@PowerMo

Can you do remake for a1 mini?

@user_3412046002

I printed with a1 mini no problem!

@Ryokucha_

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Bambu PLA Basic (Black), PLA Matte (White), PETG Translucent (Gray). Was a bit finicky to glue some of the parts together, but turned out really cool. Probably going to paint the white parts in the future.

@Ibra0x0

Thanks for sharing , I am new to 3d printing I would like to know how did you do to deal with loose attachments/ tight ones ?

@Ryokucha_

Replying to @Ibra0x0 :

I assume you mean for assembling all the parts? I just used some super glue that I had lying around to hold everything together, since the fit on most of the parts was quite loose.

@Raroun

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Painted by my daugther - the model was pretty hard to assemble but turned out good!

@Fingo

Very nice print, indeed some difficulty with assembly but the overall result is worth it Thank you for sharing

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@thaisrubi

Beautiful print I printed it in PETG and painted it simply fantastic

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@MooreFORGE

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Print Profile

Colored - 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

had to tweak the majority of the fittings but it was worth it great sculpt!

@Ibra0x0

nice work! how did you tweak them ? what did you do for loose attachments?

@MooreFORGE

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Replying to @Ibra0x0 :

What i used personally was a soldering iron both to expand the insert openings and to add melted filiment to fill openings that were too big to make them snug. Hope this helps😁

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@MooreFORGE

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Replying to @Ibra0x0 :

so sorry for the late reply i don't know how i missed your question. I used a soldering iron and heated up and melted some extra filament in the looser connecting parts until i got a tight fit and same for the parts that didn't want to go together i melted the cavities back until they were wide enough that it could connect