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Tabletop plant: "Rhododendron Nostril 3" (Alien Vegetation 27) — image 1
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Tabletop plant: "Rhododendron Nostril 3" (Alien Vegetation 27)

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This is a variation ofThe Rhododendron Nostril Plant which I published before this one.

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This is a variation ofThe Rhododendron Nostril Plant which I published before this one.

It features some flower-like thingies instead of the thorns. I guess, it really depends on the paint job if this one is dangerous, beautiful - or both. :-)

A word of caution: I know, that this will probably be a bravery test for FDM printer owners...
However, it still worked astonishingly well on my CR10 - even with a 0.4mm nozzle.

Hope you like it. Have fun!

[EDIT: Based on a request, and in addition to the original merged RhododendronArcFiber.stl, I've also added a version that is split into several parts. This way, the thorns and the stem can be printed separately. As the thorns come in different sizes, there are three groups (top/mid/low). Low thorns will fit into the lower 8 sockets, mid thorns fit into the 5 mid sockets and the top one goes on top. :-)]

Btw: Like my last few models, this one also features a small hole on the bottom. This can come in handy when painting the plant. This way it can be turned into a plant on a stick which makes holding it a lot easier.)

One last thing: It prints nicelywithout support.

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If you print this one, feel free to post a make - I'd really like to see how it works out for you.

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Print instructions

Print Settings

Printer Brand: Creality

Printer: CR-10

Rafts: No

Supports: No

Resolution: tested with 0.1mm

Infill: 20%

Filament: OWL PLA ivory
Notes:

No support needed :-) However, making this one print on a CR10 with a 0.4mm nozzle was... a little challenging. :-)

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