Perseus slaying Medusa from Scan the World Remixed by Classic 2.5

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Classic 2.5

Art>Sculptures

Print Profile(2)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

OLD - less support 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

19.7 h

3 plates

4.5(8)

NEW - more stable 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

19.9 h

3 plates

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106

Released

Description

Perseus slaying Medusa

from Scan the World

by Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

23,5cm height

19,7h Printing Time, 347g Filament

7 Parts: Plate 1: Base with Medusa and Perseus` Legs, Plate 2: Perseus Body,

Plate 3: Perseus` Sword Arm with Sword.

Cut for most Detail with minimal Support, needs Glue for Assembly!

Look at Pictures or Link below for Reference.

I used Bambu PLA Matte White.

*** 2024-05-06 added new profile with improved painted-on support for medusas feet, brim for tiny sword parts and improved seam on swordarm

Comment & Rating (21)

@Giga_Prints

Boosted

Print Profile

OLD - less support 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Had the same issue as others with the foot falling off the base each time near the end of the print. Added manual supports and it worked perfectly. Only negative thing I'd say on the profile is that the arm does not perfectly go together because of the support material, could just be me tho. Anyway thank you!

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The designer has replied

@Classic2.5

Thank you for still rating so good! Maybe you want to share your profile? About the arm: will look into it. I must have been very lucky with my print since it came out as pictures show. :)

@Classic2.5

Added new profile with improved supports, also changed seams on the sword arm. Hope this solves all problems :)

@Giga_Prints

Boosted

Replying to @Classic2.5 :

Awesome thank you!

@kelwind0

Print Profile

OLD - less support 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

(Edited)

Other Issues:The last few layers the print fails. The left leg that stands by itself next to Medusa, breaks off at the foot. The nozzle hits it. I'm using gyroid infill. It happened on two prints in same spot. I slowed (quite speed) the print down on the second print. Still nocked it over. I wasted a whole roll of Bambu Marble filiment.

The designer has replied

@Classic2.5

Sorry to read that! Did you use my profile? On your picture it looks like you tried to print plate 1 and 2 together. It is not meant that way! I had my reasons to seperate since this is a very delicate sculpture. I had some testprints before I posted a profile that worked well for me and obviously for some others too... still, sorry to read that alot of filament was wasted... regards.

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@leonidasbarkas

Print Profile

OLD - less support 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

after 3 trys of printing the bottom the Support for the foot breaks everytime but anything else is perfect!

The designer has replied

@Classic2.5

Thank you for still rating 5 Stars! I put some time into this and I did not have the problem with the base part/foot support. Maybe because I used Bambu PLA Matte White which is the most forgiving Filament so far... I will look into that as soon as I find the time. Right now I work on a real big Statue, like 160cm height...

(Edited)

@Classic2.5

I looked at the file again. Two ways you might solve the problem: 1. Try painting on more support in the area manually. The branches will then likely get bigger and not tend to break. 2. Try printing at slow speed (50 percent). In both cases the bed needs to be very clean. You can also combine both. Hope this helps!

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@joko69

Print Profile

OLD - less support 0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

good quality, but supports were kinda weak, the went into spaghetti at each try after 50 layers

The designer has replied

@Classic2.5

Thank you. So nice when someone rates! I didn`t have a problem with supports, mine were almost too strong... I´m glad your print still came out "good quality".

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