Goblin Battle Boar (STL File)

Good Except For Back Leg

Honest Opinion:
A lot of detail, but one of the back legs doesn’t seem to translate to filament printing well. Everything else printed wonderfully, though.

Other info:
Disclaimer: this model was originally designed to be printed in resin, and I printed it using filament instead. The issue I encountered may not exist when printed with resin as intended. The back left leg encountered a problem while printing. I made sure that this wasn’t a problem with how Cura sliced the model, and everything else seems to have come out fine at the same level, so that rules out a layer shift. I’m not entirely sure what’s going on with the leg.

Also, be careful when removing supports. Not only are the spikes super tiny and fairly easy to break when applying pressure, they’re also quite stabby (which is kind of the point of spikes, but it’s still uncomfortable).

Printer Used:
Ender 3 Pro w/ modifications

Resin / Filament Used:
Inland PLA White (1.75mm)

Slicing Software Used:
Cura

Slicer Settings:
Layer Height: 0.12 mm
Line Width: 0.4 mm
Infill Density: 30%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Printing Temperature: 200 C
Build Plate Temperature: 60 C
Print Speed: 50 mm/s
Enable Retraction: True
Support Type: Tree