This Haunted House is a perfect addition to your halloween decor. Featuring 2 side porches, 1 balcony, 9 windows, 1 front porch, and high detail railings this model is the perfect mix of complex and easy to print.

Print Settings:

I highly recommend use of the included .3mf file for easy printing as all of the settings are precompiled in it however this is not necessary and some printers may require a change in settings. If the .3mf file is not accessible for any reason here are my recommended settings: 3 walls, 5-10% infill, 3 top and bottom layers, 0.2 layer height, brims/mouse ears for any small contact parts like the RSupports, and normal print speed and accel. See below for supports.

Support Settings:

This model does require supports even though most of the sections can be bridged. If you do not know what bridging is it is basically when the extruder creates a string like structure by starting the extrude on solid plastic then continuing to extrude over open air until it reaches another solid plastic tower where it finished the string. This method does work however it sags tremendously for large bridges so in this case it is not my preferred method. I recommend using organic tree supports for any large overhangs like the ones on both main bodies in the window slots and the window slot on the top roof.

Filament Recommendations:

For this model and most others that I print I primarily use Sunlu PLA/Matte PLA and Bambu Lab PLA Basic. I used Sunlu PLA Chestnut (800g), Sunlu PLA Black (500g), Sunlu PLA Grey (220g), and Bambu Lab PLA Basic Yellow (22g).

Warning:

If you decide to use CA glue to attach parts be careful to not get too much on the surface as when it fully cures it turns plastic white which is very very hard to remove

UPDATE (10/27):

I recently learned from a comment that you can use oil/olive oil to remove the white residue on plastic from CA glue very effectively

Haunted House

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill