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Project Fancy Skull

Entry posted by valchanov · November 23, 2018

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I decided to give my Prusa MK3 printer a real challenge, so I cut my best skull model, I added some slots for neodymium magnets and I started to print the parts. I'm done with the half of them and I'll update my post when I'm done.

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