DYNAMIC MANEKI-NEKO

EN If you follow the instructions, you will have a perfectly functional model, the 3mf file is optimized, any changes you make can affect the final result. the first thing to do is to print the plate that is on plate 2, it is essential to print it first, because in the middle of the model (layer 425) there is a pause and I ask you to insert it to co-print everything, that plate serves to have a extremely smooth surface that does not resist the rotation of the spring, as well as determining the movement limit of the spring itself as well as avoiding a suspended surface which would be of very poor quality. so when the printing stops, place the plate in its seat, I thought of positioning the smooth part towards the spring and therefore facing downwards, while the textured part if you use a PEI plate, towards the top, this to ensure that the extruded filament clings to the plate, another very important thing, to make the filament cling better is to turn off the fan on the machine, this allows you to keep the filament deposited, fluid enough to make it adhere to the plate. Once the printer believes it is creating a suspended surface, printing can proceed without any special attention on your part. Obviously the positioning of the maneki-neko is mandatory in order to position the plate, any modification you make will not allow this action. once the print is finished, unfortunately the hard work will be to remove the supports, you can try to use the supports only in the critical areas, but I'm afraid that the vibrations could cause the print to detach from the plate. once the supports have been removed, all you have to do is rotate the cat's arm, this will break the very small spring supports and those positioned between the body and arm, now you can just have fun with the Maneki-Neko. IT Se segui le istruzioni, avrai un modello perfettamente funzionante, il file 3mf è ottimizzato, ogni tua modifica può inficiare il risultato finale. la prima cosa da fare è stampare la pia