Tiny Owl
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McGybeer
@McGybeer
| Designs: | 53 |
| Downloads: | 7542 |
| Followers: | 8 |
| About me: | Electronic Engineer. 3D Designer. Maker |
Product description
Print-in-place articulated Tiny Owl!
My smallest design up today 😁
Keychain version included!
Considerations:
It's small and articulated. That means that good bed adhesion is required. For tricky filaments that usually have worse adhesion I recommend using some kind of glue (my personal favourite is 3DLac spray).
Because of its size, I recommend printing them at 0.16 mm layer height. 0.2 mm should work as well.
It has a small built-in brim for the wings. Easy to remove after printing.
It has a couple of support dots in the armpits to help stabilize the wings during printing. It may feel a bit hard to open the wings on the first try, but should be loose after that.
To change colors easily, check my quick tutorial.
EDIT: After several requests, I've added a version with a larger gap for the head articulation. You can find them with the suffix “XG” inside the extra gap folder.
Printing settings
A good first layer is mandatory for the print to succeed. Be sure your printer is calibrated and you have good bed adhesion.
I recommend a slow and thick first layer (8 mm/s and 0.3 mm).
Good layer cooling is also recommended, as it prevents curling and warping on overhangs.
For more tips, take a look at my printing tips.
License
PERSONAL USE ONLY. You are authorized to:
✔️Print and use the 3D prints of the 3D model for private use, in unlimited quantity;
✔️Share the images of your 3D prints of the 3D model on communication media such as social networks or websites.
What is not allowed:
❌No commercial use or public sharing of the 3D model;
❌No modification or adaptation of the 3D model for public sharing or sale;
❌No distribution, sale, donation or exchange of the digital files of the 3D model.
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<p style="margin-left:0px;">A good first layer is mandatory for the print to succeed. Be sure your printer is calibrated and you have good bed adhesion.</p><p style="margin-left:0px;">I recommend a slow and thick first layer (8 mm/s and 0.3 mm).<br>Good layer cooling is also recommended, as it prevents curling and warping on overhangs.</p><p style="margin-left:0px;">For more tips, take a look at my <a href="https://www.mcgybeer.xyz/printing-tips">printing tips</a>.</p>
Other information
| Created on | Dec. 13, 2024, 9:22 a.m. |
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| Last edition | July 5, 2025, 10:01 a.m. |
| Added by | @McGybeer |
| Category | Miniatures |
| License dates | Yes |
| Product status | Active |
| Downloads | 357 |
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| Rating | 0.0 |
| Number of likes | 2 |
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