Crow Beak
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Dress as a crow this Halloween, with this stylish beak! Made for the #CostumeChallenge Print Settings Printer: Geeetech i3 Pro C Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Infill: 20% Notes: for best results, print with a fart in the standard orientation. Use at least 2 outlines. I printed this in ABS, and used acetone to smooth it over, and I recommend at least sanding the print to get rid of print lines. Post-Printing Almost ready Now you need something to fasten the beak to your head. I recommend using a elastic fabric, for best comfort. Fasten the rubber band at the holes at the end of the beak, by making large knots that wont slip through the holes. Caw caw! How I Designed This Made in Fusion 360 Made this in Autodesk Fusion, using mostly the Sculpt feature on a flat surface, then thickening and adjusting the surface.
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