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Hello and thank you. I have several models of wall climbers published, but I assume this is one of the most recent ones I've posted. Here's a link to the female version of one of them.

Let me know if this is the model you wanted or if it's a different one.

Greetings Alberto from Salta, Argentina.

Link: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/female-climber-wall-onrament-art

Hello Alberto. That's a nice one too, but I'd prefer a female version of the climbing gym figure, if possible. That's how my daughter works out :-)

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/wall-mounted-climber-sculpture

Hello Ian, I have made this mod of the model you want, I hope it is what you expected. Greetings https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/sport-climber-sculpture-wall-decor-female-version

Wow, Alberto!!! That's beautiful!! You are quite the artist! I will be ordering momentarily.........

Hi Alberto, I printed her in PETG "white marble" which has variegated colours to look like marble. Very nice! My daughter will love it! On my first attempt the tree support for her face broke off before reaching high enough so the front half of her head was missing, which I only noticed on checking with 8 min remaining of a 9 hour print. Somehow the back half managed to print on the spaghetti ball where her face should have been. Sigh. So I watched youtube about Bambu support options and edited a few to strengthen them. I'm learning about the slicer, slowly. Again, thanks for a wonderful print file and for taking time to create it on my asking!! Ten out of ten for customer service! Best Regards, Ian

Hi Ian, I'm glad you liked the model.

I might be a little late, but I've uploaded an image to the post (it's the last one). It's a suggestion for how to orient the model so it doesn't have so many supports on the face. This tip might be useful for a similar print in the future.

I don't have a Bambu Lab; I print my models on an old Biqu B1 with PLA. It might be a little different, but in my experience, this orientation could work better.

Cheers

Hi, no, the castle is a single solid piece with no moving parts. Regards

Hola si claro, ahora tiene un descuento, saludos

Eres muy amable! muchas gracias! saludos.-

I have some pictures to send you but i dont know how to do it

https://ibb.co/Qjn6Y9w1 , looks like the 3d model is pierced by sword :)) , how can i make this dissapear and left only with the statue ? Thx

Hi, thanks for your purchase. I checked it in Prusa Slicer and don't see that error, but I've re-uploaded another version with fewer polygons and that runs the repair algorithm. You can download the the_mother_fixed.stl file I just uploaded.

Thanks bro i love your pasion , keep doing that ! BIG LIKE

Hello, nice to meet you. I've uploaded baphomet_chibi_fixed.stl. The file is repaired and is a single piece. I hope it can now be printed in resin without any issues. Thank you very much for your purchase.

You are the best! I absolutely love your models. I did manage to print it as it was, but I had to add a bit of extra support (in the form of some bamboo sticks) to add some strength.

Thank you. Remember, you cannot sell the STL model in digital format. You are only allowed to sell 3D printed copies. Regards.

Hi yes i have paypal, https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AlbertoBauer

Hello and thank you for your purchase. I've re-uploaded the file with a different orientation, which may require fewer supports. You can download the oriented file again. Regards.

so i have to redownload all the 4 climbers again?

the file doesnt open with Orca do you know why?

You don't need to download all 4 models. I was only referring to the model https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/wall-mounted-climber-sculpture.
I've loaded the model into Orca Slicer and everything is fine. I've also uploaded the exported model from Orca Slicer. Please see the last photo.

Hello, sorry, but this is a 7-year-old model, and I no longer have any copies of these designs other than those on Cults 3D. Only the small tricycle remains.

Hello, sorry, but this is a 7-year-old model, and I no longer have any copies of these designs other than those on Cults 3D. Only the small tricycle remains.

Hello, thank you for your comment. Have a beautiful day.

Hi Guillaume, yes, of course. I just uploaded a file with the model in one piece. Regards.

Hello, could you please tell me what model we're talking about? Thank you.

Hi Peter, I've looked at the photos you sent and I think both problems are due to printing errors. I don't think it's the model's fault, as I've successfully printed it several times on FDM printers.

I'm sorry I can't help you with resin printer settings as I'm inexperienced with those technologies.

I downloaded the anicubic software and created a version of the model with supports, a hollow, and drainage holes for the resin. You can download and try this other version: CirceLOW_hollow_supports.stl.

Please let me know if this one worked for you.

Best regards.

Fantastic response!
The world needs more Albertos right now!!
Totally agree that it's my printing setup at fault - i'm right at the bottom of a learning curve here.
I've downloaded version 2 and will print asap (likely a few days delay) but of course i looked closely at v2 in the Photon editor ...

I'm curious ...

(1) i tried to remove supports so i could have a closer look at the model itself but the 'remove all supports' function doesn't work - do you have some way of locking the downloaded files or do i have a bug?

(2) To recap, i achieved v1 by downloading your model, auto-repairing, auto-scaling to fit my smaller print space and using Photon automatic supports.

it looks like you have actually used FEWER supports in v2 than were generated in v1.

I'm very confident that your v2 will be an improvement but is it possible/likely that my print problems were caused by TOO MANY supports?

As i said, this is all new to me so i cannot compare Photon workshop with anything else but it does seem to generate a forest of supports. Guess they need to be conservative but can over-supporting be an issue?

Again, thanks for an outstanding response.

Kind Regards
Peter

Hi Peter, I uploaded version 2 with supports included. These can't be removed because they become part of the 3D model. Sorry about that. The model is the same, except it's hollow inside and has holes in the base to drain excess resin.

If I can help you with anything else, please don't hesitate to write again.
Regards

Hi Alberto
Version 2 largely successful!

I understand what you say about the supports in this version being an integral part of the model. That's a shame, i would have liked to have examined what changes you made to the model itself ... nevermind.

Interestingly, you've achieved a better result with fewer supports than those the Photon Workshop generated on V1 (attached a pic of each). Tilting the model also helped, right?

If you should ever visit version 3, may i suggest that you try to use a smaller contact area for the supports to the fingers?

This is the most delicate part of the work (and in my mind, the hands are a unique feature of the original) ... your supports were ALMOST the same strength as the fingers themselves but fortunately they separated OK!

For those interested in the subject, here's a link to the Art Gallery of NSW exhibit which first attracted me many years ago.

Apart from artist background, the AGNSW page also includes a pretty high-resolution jpg.

https://tinyurl.com/7xku58kf

Kind Regards
Peter

https://ibb.co/gMvhBZ8B
https://ibb.co/KzhxHSXV
https://ibb.co/S4Vgg95z

Version 1 and 2 supports and final image is my (low-resolution !) jpg of V2 with supports removed and before clean.

Hello Peter, it is good to know that the model and Graceias for feedback were successfully printed, it helps me to make the necessary corrections.

Kind regards

Hi Peter, nice to meet you. The older model, Circe, is a bit simpler and completely nude. The other model (based on the previous one) has a bit more work, decorations, and some clothing.

I haven't tested the same models on resin printers, only on FDM printers with larger print volumes.

Regards

(in Argentina)

Thanks for the clarification Alberto. I’ll try a print of the older one - which I guess is the closest to the original work and assuming it works I’ll post a picture!
Kind Regards
Peter

Hola, no he realizado ningún modelo de Pacho Sierra por el momento, con respecto a los precios de los demás modelos, por este medio es el mejor precio que puedo ofrecer, de todos modos todos los meses estoy haciendo descuentos importantes en los modelos por favor sigue mi cuenta para estar al tanto de las promociones. Saludos

Hi, I don't know the dimensions of your printer, but I printed it at 8cm tall on my Ender 3, and it's perfect for me. Regards.

Hi, I don't know the dimensions of your printer, but I printed it at 8cm tall on my Ender 3, and it's perfect for me. Regards.

Hola por favor envíame los detalles a mi correo electrónico abauerenator@gmail.com Saludos

Hola, he descargado el archivo y lo he descomprimido con 7zip también con WinRAR y no me da ningún error, puedes volver a descargar el archivo por si se daño durante la descarga y volver a intentar descomprimirlo, de todos modos voy a subir los archivos sin comprimir para que los puedas descargar por separado. Saludos

Ya he subido los STL individuales así no hay posibilidad de que te de error el archivo zip. Saludos

Hi, no problem, I'm going to create a post with just the base, but it will take me a while because I'm on a trip and I don't have access to the model files right now, as soon as I get back home I'll do it. Regards

How long do you estimate it will take to get to your house, because I need this base for my project. Thank you for your attention.

Hola por favor envíame los detalles a mi correo electrónico para cotización del trabajo, Saludos abauerenator@gmail.com

Hola por favor envíame los detalles a mi correo electrónico para cotización del trabajo, Saludos abauerenator@gmail.com

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Hello Ivar, nice to meet you, please send me an email with your proposal or query to abauerenator@gmail.com

Hola no entendí muy bien tu pregunta, pero el modelo 3D esta en formato stl y es para impresión 3D. Saludos