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Pug Cranium and Mandible

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Pug cranium and mandible segmented from a high resolution CT scan

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 Life size pug (Canis familiaris) cranium and mandible that I segmented from a computed tomography scan (CT source and Publication). For this model I used scan id: HRCT 087_C2_PUG.

I separated the mandible from the cranium and digitally removed the adhesive or padding that was connecting them. Each model is solid and does not contain internal structures.

Printing:

  • 0.16 mm layers

  • 3 walls, 8% gyroid infill

  • tree supports at 30 degrees

    • initial layer expansion: 5 mm

    • top z distance: 0.2 mm

    • top interface layers: 2

    • tip diameter: 2 mm

I usually print crania with the foramen magnum on the plate, but for this, I angled the cranium so that the top layers occur around the bossing of the frontal rather than directly on the nasal sutures. I used Sunlu matte PLA in bone white for my pics. Matte PLA makes support removal much easier. Printed on the Bambu a1 mini.

I have attached the generic 3mf and I exported each model as STLs in the correct printing orientation.

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