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this is a airplane needs supports but please don't use them check description for more info

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this is the new airplane benchy it tells in slicer needs supports only because its steep and guaranteed to fail because of a lot of stuff here are the 7 reasons it might fail its impossible to print this without 1 to 3 parts of airplane failing this took a lot of time thinking of idea more then building in tinkercad please leave a like and comment here are 7 reasons in images its 80 % size didn't want to waste filament recommended to print 100 % for quality test text or ells as shown in photos it wont even be there 

1. The Window Holes: The rapid jumps will cause messy stringing. If it webs up completely, the nozzle is oozing.

2. The Window Walls: The gaps drop down to a crazy 0.05 mm. They are designed to fail and snap apart. You print it to see exactly which wall thickness crumbles first.

3. The Back Tail Fin: It is a 0.5 mm single wall built to wobble violently. The shaking will amplify as it gets taller, testing if the top edge completely shatters or survives.

4. The Curved Wings: They sweep all the way up to 90 degrees. They are guaranteed to droop and break into messy spaghetti loops at the tips unless you use special "print-in-air" circle scripts.

5. The Quality Test Words: The letters are on top of the model and shrink by 25% each time until they are microscopic. You print it to see exactly which step turns into a melted blob. in my one in image its bad because i did 75 % size the model because i didn't want to waste filament on a model that might not get download's

 

6. The Bottom Belly: The flat spot is cut down to 1mm. Even though the plane is perfectly balanced and symmetrical, the printer nozzle constantly pushing on the wide wings as it goes up can still lever and rip it off the bed. there is 3 models that are big first layer and small the one in image is biggest first layer because i don't apply glue

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