Early Release: Deer!! (Buck & Doe)

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Hey Everyone!!

Growing up in a rural farm community, I'm no stranger to seeing Deer grazing in the fields and woods. It was always a thrill to spot a big buck, with a crown of antlers, standing proud amongst it's family. It was a lot of fun to tap into those childhood memories with this design.

Check out a quick Demo Video!

I hope you like it!
Matt

Pictured Prints use the following filaments***
(reference the numbered prints in last image of the gallery)

1) Amolen Red Limestone, Ziro Wood Grain, Ziro Matte Black, Bambu Bone White
2) iSanmate Matte Brown, Inland Bone White, Snapmaker Matte Black, Bambu Bone White
3) Ziro Morandi, Ziro Silky Silver, Ziro Starry Sky, Ziro Matte White
4) Ziro Castle Brick
5) Ziro Rainbow Blaze

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3D PRINTING SETTINGS:

• Body: Print in place (see assembly diagram in included PDF guide)

• Heads (Buck and Doe): Snap-fit to Neck using Connector Head. There is a small custom brim around the head to help with adhesion. Remove and discard it after printing

• Neck: Snap-fit to Body using Connector Neck. There is a small custom brim around the neck to help with adhesion. Remove and discard it after printing.

• Tail: Snap-fit to Body

• Legs Front and Rear Lf & Rt: Snap-fit to Body using Connector Legs

• Connector Head (x1): Use to connect the heads to the neck.

• Connector Neck (x1): Use to connect the neck to the body.

• Connector Legs (x4): Use to connect the Legs to the body.

• “AllParts” STLs: All parts pre-arranged in one file.

• Multicolor 3MFs: Compatible with PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, Orca based slicers
  (for Orca based slicers… it's often better to use File>Import rather than Open Project, so that it doesn't import any printer specific presets/settings.)

• Tool_ConnectorHelper: Simple tool to aid in inserting connector pins (see video)

• No supports 

• 10%-15% Infill (I recommend Gyroid, Crosshatch or 3D Honeycomb)

• 3 Walls. (Assuming 0.4mm nozzle. Adjust wall count to account for alternate nozzle sizes)

• This should generally scale down to about 75% with full articulation, on a well calibrated printer.  Your mileage may vary.

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