"Articulated Kaido - one piece fan art" by "Castro 3D"

Slicer : Creality Print v5.1.6.10470 (win)

Printer : Ender-3 V3 Plus (Firmware v1.2.3.21)

Filament

1 : Hyper PLA (Flow ratio : 0.96%, Nozzel (First layer : 220°C, Other layers 220°C), Bed (First layer : 65°C, Other layers : 65°C), Max volumetric speed : 23 mm³/s )

Process | Global

0.20mm Standard @Ender-3 V3 Plus

- Quality

- Layer Height

- Layer height : 0.2 mm

- Fist layer height : 0.2 mm

- Strength

- Wall

- Wall loops : 2

- Infill

- Sparse infill density : 10 %

- Support

- Enable support : false ( = unchecked )

- Other

- Bed adhesion

- Brim type : Auto

This print requires having a perfectly cleaned and degreased print bed (I use 99.9% IPA) and having previously done and checked an auto-leveling, as well as having a perfectly adjusted "Z-Offset"/"Z-axis compensation", to have a quality initial layer (sufficiently crushed on the bed) and which adheres correctly to the bed.

Otherwise, change the slicing settings to enforce a full brim

(

- Other

- Bed adhesion

- Brim type : Outer and Inner Brim

- Brim width : 5 mm

)

All file(s) at 100% scale.

Plate 1

Mesh/File : "Object_1" from file "Kaido.3mf"

Filament used : Hyper PLA Gold Creality

Remove the brims.

Glue the whiskers.

Unfortunately there are two joints that do not move and as they are very thin I preferred not to work on them to avoid breaking them.

The other joints work well but seem very fragile.

I would say that you should not let a child play with it because he risks breaking it, unless he is very delicate.

Thanks to "Castro 3D" for this model.

Happy printing.

Articulated Kaido - one piece fan art

0.24mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10 infill