3DP Action Figures - Riot

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Get the files for 3D printing here:
- https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/a...
- https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-mod...
- https://3dpactionfigures.gumroad.com/...

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Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Assembling of the torso
2:44 - Assembling of the arm
6:13 - Assembling of the leg
8:38 - Assembling of the whole figure
10:39 - Aesthetic details
11:20 - Accessories
13:45 - Articulations
16:13 - Height
16:29 - Height comparison
16:55 - Last messages
17:27 - Outro

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Other information:
- This particular action figure was printed with PETG using an FDM printer with no upgrades.
- When you download the file, it includes the individual STL file for each parts, and printing profiles for Cura.

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Tips
- Always clean the prints before assembling them, particularly the sockets and pegs.
- You can print the figure with flexible filaments to lessen the risk of breaking and loosening of joints.
- More than one (1) outer wall makes the sockets more rigid if you are printing this with hard filaments like PLA and PETG. So better keep it in one (1) outer wall. But this may change when you print this with flexible filaments.
- Too much infill also makes the sockets more rigid on hard filaments. And this may also change with flexible filaments.
- I printed the figure in the video with 0.12mm layer height. Different layer height affects the sockets and pegs as well.
- Printing the parts, particularly the joints, in different orientation affects the difficulty on assembling.
- The default orientation of each parts in the file is how I printed this figure. So better leave them like that, but you can always experiment.
- I have included two slicer profiles in Cura. Use one for the parts, and the other one for the joints. But again, you can always experiment what works best for you.
- You can always experiment!

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Issues
- Different printers, profile, and filaments will affect the action figure's joints and parts. So your 3D printed action figure's quality and tolerance may vary from mine. But to solve this, just be sure that you already fixed your printer to print with good quality, and use the profiles for Cura that I have included to the file.

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