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Introducing the enchanting new design: "Mystery Bear"! 🐻✨

Dive into the sweetness and charm of this adorable bear designed for 3D printing. What makes "Mystery Bear" so special? It's more than just a toy! It's an experience in itself.

Picture printing it in a single piece, but here's the exciting part: you can disassemble it! But it's not as easy as it seems. You must solve a puzzle-like enigma to dismantle it and reveal the secret it holds inside.

Before you embark on your adventure, there's a crucial step to take. After printing, you'll notice small connecting lines at the bottom that provide stability to the design. These need to be carefully cut using either a pair of clippers or a cutter as shown in one of our gifs posted. Please ensure this step is carried out by an adult.

What will you find inside? A secret screw! This tiny detail grants you access to a world of possibilities. "Mystery Bear" comes in two versions: one designed to store your most precious secrets and another that doubles as a piggy bank for your savings.

Are you ready to unravel the mystery? Begin your own adventure with "Mystery Bear" and discover the perfect blend of fun, creativity, and functionality

Can't wait to see your prints and as always, we made stl and 3mf files.

Our settings:

3 perimeters for strength

45% lightning infill (this infill even its a large number it makes a very light infill to avoid use of a lot of material and add support only to the important areas), if you print with multicolor maybe I suggest to use gyroid pattern with maybe 7% infill instead of the lightning infill.

0.12 layer height for better quality. We made our 3 tests with 0.12 layer height for a great quality finish on our prints but maybe a variable layer height can work perfect either.

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Sandra Debise

Très original pour offrir de l'argent en cadeau 🤩

ELEPRINTS

This is SO cool! Definitely next on my printer 👍

Josh Hendershott

How small have you scaled this down to in test prints?

Koza Design

I haven't scaled down. The original size is the small one, then I scaled up to make the bank. My tolerances in theory allows to make it at 50% scale but haven't tested.

Koza Design

Yes, I always use zhop at 0.3 or 0.4 for all my prints. That's avoid the nozzle to hit some parts of the print while it moves from one area to another