Low Polly Rabbit - WireFrame

Second Model (Wireframe-Style Rabbit)

This 3D model of a rabbit is displayed in wireframe mode. It consists of thin, connected edges forming an open, lattice-like structure. The mesh is mainly composed of triangular and quadrilateral segments, providing structural stability while maintaining a lightweight form. This is a more technical and experimental approach, often seen in modern 3D prints.

3D Printing Settings for FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)

Layer Height:

Standard: 0.1 - 0.2 mm for a good balance between quality and speed.

High Quality: 0.05 - 0.1 mm for detailed prints.

Print Speed:

40 - 60 mm/s for general printing.

20 - 40 mm/s for high-quality prints or intricate details.

Infill Density:

10% - 20% for standard prints.

30% - 50% for stronger prints or functional objects.

Infill Pattern:

Grid, cubic, or triangular patterns for general use.

Honeycomb or gyroid for additional strength.

Print Temperature:

PLA: 190°C - 220°C

ABS: 230°C - 250°C

PETG: 230°C - 250°C

Bed Temperature:

PLA: 50°C - 60°C

ABS: 90°C - 110°C

PETG: 70°C - 80°C

Cooling Fan:

PLA: 100% fan speed.

ABS: No fan or very low.

PETG: 30% - 50% fan speed.

3D Printing Settings for SLA (Stereolithography)

Layer Height:

0.025 mm - 0.1 mm depending on the desired resolution and print time.

Print Speed:

Varies by resin type, typically 10 - 50 mm/h for general prints.

Exposure Time:

For standard resin: 6 - 10 seconds per layer.

For fast curing resins: 3 - 6 seconds per layer.

Base Layer Exposure:

30 - 60 seconds to ensure a strong foundation.

Resin Temperature:

Optimal range: 18°C - 30°C.

Make sure the resin is within the recommended temperature for consistent curing.

Lift Speed:

50 - 150 mm/min, depending on the printer and resin.

Post-Processing:

After printing, models need to be washed with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and cured under UV light to finalize the process.