3D print + Assemble DUMMY 13 Printable Jointed Figure

DUMMY 13 Printable Jointed Figure (BETA FILES) www.printables.com/model/5931...
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[@IggyBiggy]

Thanks for the video. I figured, how hard could it be. Then I printed it and was totally lost.. Hahaha Very cool action figure.

[@thetank6309]

could you use a 3d printer that isn't Prusa mk4 or the one you used in the video?

[@maverickng]

This print by x1c

[@hamburgercheeseburgerwhopper]

hey some of the frame pieces dont fit for me, can you help?

[@elanimadorcolombiano2547]

pla for me din´t worked so I printed them again in ASA and its now perfect

[@gustavogarcia1948]

Scale it up to 150%, and I would highly recommend that you do not make all the body or joint parts at once. Make them in groups of 5 to 8 pieces and make sure that you add a brim to the pieces or increase the bed temperature, because I had issues when I did not do so, with the pieces becoming loose during the printing and messing up the other prints. I actually like the Easy 13 figure better as it is actually easier, but the same thing, scale it up to 150%. What I did, was I actually re-designed the leg, arm, ankle, and head joints in the Easy 13 myself with new joint configurations and smaller adaptors, and it works much better without having to upscale it at all. I am actually going to be making a TH-cam channel shortly, as I am upgrading 3d designs that are popular to work better or to print much better. Like the Fidget cube, I have made my own design where I print each cube individually and put it together with the joints that I designed. I make my figures with PLA without any issues whatsoever. I am currently redesigning the Dummy 13 as the joints break easily when you do not upscale or force them into their place.