Description:
Skullguy is a detailed 3D printable model featuring a character with a skeletal face and a humanoid body. The character is dressed in casual attire, including a jacket and pants, giving it a unique blend of eerie and approachable aesthetics. The model captures intricate details, particularly in the facial structure and clothing folds, making it a standout piece for display or as part of a themed collection.

3D Printing Settings
Printer: Ender 3 Pro
Layer Height: 0.2 mm (standard) or 0.3 mm (draft)
Infill Density: 10-20% (for fast prototyping)
Print Speed: 60 mm/s
Supports: Yes, especially around the arms and overhangs
Adhesion: Use a brim to ensure good bed adhesion
Nozzle Temperature: 200-210°C (for PLA)
Bed Temperature: 60°C
Printer: Bamboo Lab
Layer Height: 0.2 mm (standard) or 0.3 mm (draft)
Infill Density: 10-20% (for fast prototyping)
Print Speed: 70 mm/s
Supports: Yes, for overhangs and detailed features
Adhesion: Use a raft for better stability
Nozzle Temperature: 200-210°C (for PLA)
Bed Temperature: 60°C
Printer: Prusa (MK3S)
Layer Height: 0.2 mm (standard) or 0.3 mm (draft)
Infill Density: 10-20% (for fast prototyping)
Print Speed: 60 mm/s
Supports: Yes, particularly under the chin and arms
Adhesion: Use a brim or raft as needed
Nozzle Temperature: 200-210°C (for PLA)
Bed Temperature: 60°C
Notes:
For all printers, adjusting the print speed and infill density can significantly reduce print time for prototyping.
Ensure that supports are placed strategically to preserve the model's details without compromising the ease of removal.
Use slicer software to preview and adjust support settings for optimal printing results.