Undertale dual tone keychains

Undertale dual tone keychains

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<B> All Art Belongs To Toby Fox</B> <B>Read Instructions Before Printing.</B> Default Thickness Is 3Mm Per Layer Before Scaling( Eg. 3Mm Black + 3Mm White +3Mm For Any Subsequent Layers), Scale Accordingly In Z Axis Or X/Y. Default Thickness Works Fine With A 100% Infill(Especially If Your Filament Is Not Completely Opaque) And A 95% Flow Rate/ Extrusion Multiplier. They Were Printed Using A 0.4Mm Nozzle And The Minimum Part Scale. You Can Use A Finer Nozzle And Scale Down Even More If You Want A Actually Decent Sized Keychain :/ Currently There Are Five Versions(Settings Below Are Used In The Pictures): Sans Head(Min Scale:40%) - 3 Layers Black, 3 Layers White Sans Full(Min Scale 40%) - 3 Layers Black, 3 Layers White Sans Color(Min Scale 20%) - 3 Layers Black, 3 Layers White, 3 Layers Blue, 3 Layers Grey Temmie(Min Scale [55%,55%,25%] - 3 Layers White, 3 Layers Black Dog (Not Yet Tested; Note: Black Background Which Does Not Fit Form) -3Mm Black, 3Mm White <B> Instructions </B> The Presets Were Made By Combining The Two Files In 123Design And Scaling The Part To Minimum Recommended Part Scale. I Highly Recommend Scaling (Un-Uniformly) In The Z Axis As It Is Pretty Thin(Especially For A Keychain). <B>To Customize To Your Own Size</B>,You Can Either <B>A)</B> Manually Move The Ring Into The Scaled Object And Slice Ignoring Errors Or <B>B)</B> Use A Cad Program Like 123Design For Manipulation If You Are Using A Slicer Like Cura With Auto Placement. The Ring Is Just A Simple 3Mm-5Mm Circle Designed To Allow Use As A Keychain. For Option <B>A)</B> The Slicing Preview Should Show Both Objects Merged Together. Around 50% Of The Total Layers Is When You Change Your Filament For Duo Tone Objects. Eg. If You Have 6 Layers You Change Filament Right At The End Of The 3Rd Layer Or At The Start Of The 4Th Layer Use Your Slicer Of Choice To See The Exact Layer.

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