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Upside-Down Dreidel - Torture Test for PETG/PLA or Soluble supports
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A test print for checking supports with zero Z distance such as soluble supports or PLA-PETG supports.
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This is a Hannukah dreidel intended as a test model for checking supports with zero Z distance such as soluble supports or PLA-PETG supports.
Print this without reorienting the the model - so, upside-down. It will involve:
- Tiny details printed “in the air” for the letters.
- A large flat surface printed “in the air” for the top of the dreidel.
- A slightly angled surface over another slightly angled surface, to test supports that originate from the model itself and not from the print bed.
I successfully printed it using PLA with PETG supports on Prusa XL, following the instructions at https://help.prusa3d.com/article/combining-materials-xl_498103
It also performs pretty well as a dreidel :-)