Cadillac Fleetwood Seventy Five Sedan 1959 (PRE-SUPPORTED)

This files contains:

• 5 different scales: 1/32, 1/43, 1/64, 1/76, and 1/87, allowing you to choose the ideal dimension for your collection or project.
• Supported and unsupported variations for each scale for resin 3D printing, offering versatility and adaptability to your specific .
• Undergone a careful repair process, addressing aspects such as stretched triangles, closing trivial holes, removing double triangles, fixing flipped triangles, closing all holes, removing degenerated faces, and eliminating tiny shells
• Optimized mesh for 3D printing with a thickness of 0.4mm, aiming for a quality and durable end result
• Attractive design that will surely catch the eye of everyone who sees your model

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• The model is specially made for 3D printing and to achieve the best model details in 3D printing.

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Here are the optimized settings and technical details for the 3D model printed with Lychee Slicer and resin, considering scale variation and supports:

• Resin: Use resin compatible with your printer and model.
• Layer: 50-micron thickness (0.05 mm) for a balance between detail and print time.
• Exposure: Follow the resin manufacturer's recommendations.
• Lift: 6mm height, 75mm/min lift speed.
• Pause: 2 seconds between layers.
• Supports: Use predefined supports for pre-supported models and adjust as needed for unsupported models.
• Orientation: Minimize contact area with the platform and support usage.
• PPE: Wear nitrile gloves and safety glasses.

Technical details:

• Object size: Varies according to the chosen scale.
• Print time: Varies based on scale and specific settings.
• Infill: 100% for pre-supported models. Assess the need for infill in unsupported models when previewing the object.
• Remember that the size and print time may vary depending on the chosen scale for the model and the support and infill settings used.