Geometric Spider

If you're interested in the commercial use of my models, earlier access, exclusive designs or if you simply like my work and want to support me, please check out my Patreon at https://patreon.com/29flo and subscribe to a membership tier that suits you.  Here comes the Spider! Your very own buddy is ready to crawl off the printer! He’s a bit picky when it comes to printing, but thankfully not too fussy when it’s time to remove the supports.   The key thing? Supports, supports, supports! Every leg needs a good backup. Different slicers have their own “ideas” about how to do it, so I’d suggest adding some manual ones. I’ve already drawn a few in the *.3mf files, but it’s worth checking if everything looks solid. And if you think it needs more go ahead, add a few! A couple of extra grams of filament and a few extra minutes of printing can make a world of difference… and keep your spider from losing a leg or two. Print Difficulty level: [7/10] [ Suggested Print Setup for 20 cm figurine ] - You can scale it up or down as desired. Nozzle: 0.4mm Layer Height: 0.15-0.2mm ( You can adjust the layer height based on how much detail you want )  Infill: 5% Wall loops: 4-5 Supports: Tree (auto) + painted Manual Printed with:  - PLA Matte Charcoal   These photos are real and show an actual 3D-printed figure photographed by me.   As always! The key to printing my figurines is having good adhesion to the build plate. I use CryoGrip Pro Frostbite for printing, which provides excellent grip, ensuring that every figurine prints successfully every time. I mainly use filaments from Bambu and have no issues with them either. If you have a different setup, make sure to focus on build plate adhesion, use high-quality dry filament, and everything should be fine.