Support-Free Brain Disco Ball
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Description
Having a massive bald spot on the forehead just makes the whole thing look unfinished, but printing the bumps straight into the eye sockets ruins the face entirely. I narrowed the clearance zone down to just the immediate space around the eyes—the upper forehead is covered in brain folds again, but they stop right before crashing into the eyes.
- Base fits an 11mm dowel
- Completely solid core
- Prints without supports
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