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PIRANHAZ
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Piranhaz are a really small, easy and fun print with a big bite for their size... when you print some please post images of what your Piranhaz are feeding on!
At standard scale Piranhaz measure just 42mm long and 9mm high. They print quickly and should come off the build plate ready to bite and clip / peg things closed. They are fun and practical as well as being a great gift.
Piranhaz can be scaled up (not down as that will cause the internal clearances to reduce and the print to fuse). Print in your choice of color... and, being such a small print (approx. 6gm filament) you'll want to print lots!
A word of caution: Some slicing apps and/or less advanced machines will find the clearances and bridging challenging. Piranhaz have been test printed approx. 100 times on several different machines with no issues other than a small amount of sticking / fusing that could be readily broken free. However, it is possible that some machines will struggle to print Piranhaz with free mov
At standard scale Piranhaz measure just 42mm long and 9mm high. They print quickly and should come off the build plate ready to bite and clip / peg things closed. They are fun and practical as well as being a great gift.
Piranhaz can be scaled up (not down as that will cause the internal clearances to reduce and the print to fuse). Print in your choice of color... and, being such a small print (approx. 6gm filament) you'll want to print lots!
A word of caution: Some slicing apps and/or less advanced machines will find the clearances and bridging challenging. Piranhaz have been test printed approx. 100 times on several different machines with no issues other than a small amount of sticking / fusing that could be readily broken free. However, it is possible that some machines will struggle to print Piranhaz with free mov
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