Porcupine Cranium and Mandible
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Porcupine cranium and mandible
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is a remix of 3D scans of a porcupine cranium and mandible originally made available on Sketchfab by The Charleston Museum under CCANC license.
From their description:
ChM CM987 - Erethizon dorsatum
The porcupine is the second largest rodent in North America (second to the beaver). Porcupines eat various types of vegetation including roots, berries, seeds, plant stems, etc. During the winter, their diet focuses on pine cones and tree bark. Porcupines are best known for their quills, which are modified hairs which provide a defense against predators.
This scan was collected as part of a student project at The Charleston Museum in association with the Business Innovation Lab at The Citadel.
My edits: I filled in holes and inflated the deeper areas that would require more supports for printing and filled in holes and thickened thin areas.
Printing: I printed this with Sunlu matte bone white PLA on my Bambu A1 (it will fit on a mini). This looks a little small compared to my reference book and it is not super easy to articulate the mandible with the cranium--it's a weird fit but otherwise has nice detail.
- 0.16 mm layers, 3 walls, 8% gyroid infill
- tree supports at 35 (I had a failure so increased the degrees)
- top z distance = 0.2
- top interface layers =2
- top interface spacing = 0
Since the original licensing was CCANC, I am making my remix available under the same license.