How to 3D Print Articulated Models

Printing moving parts? It's easier than you think, we'll talk through some of the things to watch out for when 3D printing articulated models.
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[@fab365_official]

Thank you very much for introducing our design and website.

[@Jack-mz9jz]

I screamed, I shouted, I cried, amazing work I look forward to receiving my Wheatley crab from your company.

[@3dgiftz]

🤣😂😅

[@3dFirefly]

If you printed a model someone else made and can't change tolerance, you can try slicer Cura Experimental setting "Slicing Tolerance"

[@CaliforniaMist]

sooo helpful, that gap tolerance link

[@parsley8188]

Good and to the point!

[@3dgiftz]

Awesome
Looks great 👍

[@monsterstorm78]

Where else can ya find that file ?

[@lukewilliams168]

I’ve been trying to print an infinity cube and the joints always break during the first fold. Is there anything in the print settings I can adjust so the joints can move better?

[@matthewantos4776]

What kind of joints are they?

[@Alpin28]

i have a problem, its like stringing, but its trough just one line, example when i wanted to print a collapsing sword, there was one line where they were all connected (they shouldnt be) and it was impposible to seperate it

[@KAZVorpal]

That sounds like a KIND of stringing, where the head is moving from one layer to the next at a consistent point. I've seen some rather elaborate artifacts grow at those points. I wonder if you could fix that by changing where you the seam goes. In Cura, that's Z Seam Alignment.

[@christianparra9584]

I want to model Anime Dragon ball figures with articulation and I don't know were to start and what software's to use. I also want to know what websites have 3D files for me to get since all of them are just mini statues. Any help is appreciated

[@matthewantos4776]

I can’t make a my dragon fully articulate. I believe the links are fusing together.

[@dragonstudiowilliams8221]

I can't wait to get my articulated big dragon

[@warhorserr3848]

Gangster !!