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Printing Recommendations: - Materials: PLA or PETG. Cross-material connections work fine (e.g., PETG vertebra → PLA vertebra). - Infill: 5% (I recommend using Gyroid for the Sparse Infill Pattern) - Layer height: Vertebrae-0.12 mm; Other parts-0.08 mm - Wall loops: 2–3 (3 for improved outer finish) - Bottom shell layers (vertebrae): 55 (critical for durability of the female connector) - Internal solid infill pattern (vertebrae): Concentric - Supports: Supports are required for most of the parts - Brim: Recommended for the vertebrae - Nozzle: 0.4 mm - Build volume: All parts fit on standard printer beds (e.g. 180x180 mm) - Estimated print time: ~1–5 hours per object depending on printer and speed !NOTE!: If you open the STL files in your slicer and it displays a message like &#34;The object from file example.stl is too small, and may be in meters or inches. Do you want to scale to millimeters?&#34;, choose the &#34;Yes&#34; option. That way, the object will be scaled correctly.

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This Print Profile is nearly the same as the RECOMMENDED profile, the only changes are: The vertebrae do not have fangs and therefore can only connect to the plates using glue or tape. The vertebrae plates do not have holes for sewing. This profile is meant for people who:  - want to experiment with a different attachment mechanism between the vertebrae and the plates - do not like the sewing holes and plan to use velcro for shirt attachment

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Adds variable height profiles for the vertebrae pieces, to add some strength to weaker areas.

Variable layer for Vertebrae

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This is a fully wearable, cosplay-ready Sandevistan-inspired prop, highly faithful to the original anime design. It’s optimized for easy 3D printing on nearly any machine, thanks to modular part splitting and optimized design. Assembly is simple and tool-light, and the entire system is designed to be easy to use, wear and show off!&nbsp;

Modular Wearable Sandevistan Cosplay Spine

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