Pocket Brush

I admit that this item looks fairly bad when printed in TPU with the best settings I could come-up with and eventually that were used.in the photo shown here. You can see lots of stringing, the individual layers are visible and give it a rough finished texture, the individual small cylindrical posts do break-off. Even when heated over a flame to remove some of the clinging thread-thin mess, the result is poor to say the least. Not one of my best accomplishments. However, it does work! Additionally, as an exercise in attempting to duplicate an existing design, I think I did fairly well as a novice. I don't expect that anyone would actually want to print this and use it without making adjustments that would render it a bit more refined and visually pleasing. In fact the item that this was modeled from is professionally designed by someone who really took care of details, is available commercially made from a rubbery material that is durable and pleasant to touch. I've found a few