3D Hubs Marvin - Wireframe

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I loved the SLS Marvin 3D but the problem was that the whole model was very spindly and wasn't a very durable print when done. So I went into meshmixer and thickened all the posts. I also uploaded the supports that worked for me on my Ultimaker 2 with .25 layers and 30 MM/S printing. Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: .25 layers Infill: 20% Notes: If your slicer does "Z-hop" enable it! It helps reduce the risk of knocking off the delicate supports. Feel free to add your own supports but mine gave good results and were removed pretty easily with a pair of flush cutters. Feel free to use my SLS style supports or your own. The tubes print up hollow. Post-Printing Remove supports I just used a pair of flush cutters and a lot of patience to remove the supports. Take your time so you don't damage the model! How I Designed This Used Meshmixer to thicken the overall model post size from the original model so that the model was easy to print with. Also added supports in Meshmixer