Nhân vật hải ly đầu bếp Peanut dễ thương

General Info

I am experimenting with exporting traditional polygonal models for 3D printing. I found an excellent otter model on Sketchfab that I wanted to share for others to print. I've added a base platform to the model because the feet are not flat; however, I had trouble supporting the hilt of Peanut's sword, and it broke off—perhaps you might have better luck. Additionally, I included a version without the base, in case you prefer it that way. Without the base, it will rest on the tail, as seen in the image.

Printing

Supports: This print requires a lot of support, especially for the arms, sword, and apron areas. They were kinda of a pain. On Bambu slicer I used a grid rectilinear pattern  at a threshold angle of 15° and a top Z of 0.3mm.

Adhesion: If your print bed is clean and well-leveled, you should be fine without any brim, though your mileage may vary.

Other than that, the rest is up to you. I printed this mostly with the standard Bambu PLA profiles, and it turned out great :).

Recommended print settings & machine info

Material

PETG, ABS, or ASA for best results

I used PLA

Layer height

0.2 mm

Infill

10-20% rectilinear

First layer speed

90% of default

Supports

Yes

Brim

None (may be needed in case of poor bed adhesion)

Slicer Used

Bambu Slicer

Printer

Bambu P1P

Additional Attribution:
Original Model Creator - sch0i
Sketchfab Model - Peanut The Chef Otterfolk_posed