Undertale Keychain and Wall Art Pack - Sans, Annoying Dog, Flowey, Temmie, and Frisk
This pack has been all set up for super simple and easy printing with the AMS or AMS lite!
All the models are set to 2 or 4 Colours! Just load your filament, slice and go!
This pack includes the following Characters: Sans, Annoying Dog, Flowey, Temmie, and Frisk keychians with Sans and Papyrus Wall art!
All models have been test printed on the A1 Mini with the AMS Lite!
I have this set to use the 0.4mm nozzle with a .28mm layer height. This prints three layers of colour so the colours turn out nice and saturated and minimize waste. After the colour, there's one solid black layer, three layers of infill, and four final solid layers for the back for strength with the back pattern set to Hilbert Curve for a nice texture. There is a small hole in each model which is just large enough to fit a 1mm keychain jump ring. If you find it too small, you can modify the size of the “Keyhole” object in BambuStudio to make it a little larger, or take a small drill bit and drill the final keychain to make it a little bigger!
I purchased my keychain set from Amazon if you'd like to get something similar!
All models have been flipped face down on the print bed so the surface texture from the PEI plate gives them a nice textured surface! All the different pieces of the models are there if you want to play around with it. There is one black ‘back’ piece in each keychain, which is perfectly aligned to the rest of the model. This causes some flickering in the viewport when moving around, but it disappears after slicing. If you modify the settings of that piece, it will affect the infill settings, so if you want to save a little filament, feel free to adjust it there!
Want to remove the keyhole? No problem! Each keychain has a “Keyhole” object on each plate. Just select it, delete it, and re-slice!
Want to make the wall art larger? Scale it up to fit your print bed! Both wall art plates have been sized to the A1 Mini Print bed, but can be easily scaled to fit larger print beds.
If you want some extra crisp pixels, you can try printing these with the 0.2mm nozzle, but I didn't think the increased print time was really worth the extra quality. It's definitely noticeable, but I didn't think the tradeoff was there. Feel free to experiment and try it yourself!
If you notice any settings that could be changed or improved, please let me know! I'd love to make any adjustments necessary so they all print great!
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