Skull Crusher

The painted model in the photo is a test print I had my friend do using FDM printing. He went ahead and painted it himself along the way. The unpainted one is a model I had a factory print using SLA — I just never got around to painting it, and kept putting it off until now. This model is absolutely huge... pretty crazy, right?

I also uploaded all the model files that don't actually need to be printed, including a bunch named "sticks." Since I'm using SLA printing, I have to account for potential warping and softening later on. These sticks are supports. If you plan to use SLA printing as well, you may need to make your own jig for the sticks, because the thick sticks have holes drilled into them to insert thinner sticks, and a jig is necessary to fix the angle for drilling. If you're using FDM printing, you probably won't need to worry much about supports, warping, or other follow-up issues (maybe). Anyway, the whole series of models named "sticks" don't need to be printed (and even