Barefoot Sneakers

Positioning the ShoeYou should open this profile on a real computer to make size (and potentially orientation) adjustments.If your shoe size (refer to Size) is too large the shoe might not fit inside the print volume. If that happens, rotate the shoe forward around the x-axis (red arrow) until it does. I printed the two shoes at once (out of time constraints and hubris) but I'd recommend to print one at a time since you don't waste that much filament if something goes wrong and you won't encounter that much stringing and rough seams. (Multi) MaterialFor the final shoes, I used TPU 85A since that is fairly easy to print while still giving the shoe the flexibility it needs in order to feel good on your foot. If you don't have that at hand (or if your printer doesn't reliably print it), you can also try out different hardnesses. Side note: the TPU 85A filament profile wont allow you to use a 0,4 mm nozzle, but by selecting 90A and lowering the max volumetric speed a bi