Springy Dachshund
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Small Dachsund dog with a springy body
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Small Dachsund dog with a springy body and wobbly legs
Two length versions (76 and 96mm)
Optional models for a multicolor print
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If you want to sell prints of this model I can prepare a commercial license
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Short Video:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dett-pbNPEl/
Check my Flexi models:
https://www.printables.com/@C47_3d/collections/1869277
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Printed with 0.16 and 0.2 layer height
2-3 walls
No supports needed
May be harder to print than typical models
You will need a good bed adhesion and a good cooling
Using a glue on a bed plate is recommended
You may be needed to separate spring coils from each other after a print. Usually just with your finger nails, in some more rare cases with a hobby knife
It mostly depends on your seam settings and filament stringing
With a clean print you don't need to do anything
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MULTICOLOR
Select LongDog and MULTI files (both or just Black), then drop them in slicer, merge together and select color for each part
MULTI_Black is with eyes, nose and pads
Instead of black filament you can use brown
Multicolor files are with a 'frame' that helps with models aligning
DO NOT try to 'repair' the models - frame will not be printed and it's not causing any problems with slicing
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Tips if the model is breaking
Filament should be dry and with good self adhesion
Printing with wet filament will make the model more brittle (especially PLA) and model may easly break when stretched
Silk filaments (especially dual or tripple color) and the ones with particles (like 'marble') may not be a good option - but it all depends on the filament
You can try printing it slower, bonds between layers should be stronger
Lowering layer height also helps
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