KCO 3D by J.R.

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this print profile works for me, whatever you normally use for light boxes might work better for youas in all 3D printing YMMVon the first export I missed two small spots, thus the “orange missed” fileI also exported the skin sections separately.. I tried them in a light skin color but didn't like the results so I just used white, you can experiment to see what you like besttight tolerances for the back plate in the zig zag areas, it fit for me but if your printer isn't dialed in real good you might have issuesI always get asked “what is the thin white print?” and that is a diffuser - if your print profile leaves pinholes or small gaps print the diffuser in white (you can adjust the z scale to 0.4 if gaps are real bad) and glue it onto the back side of the print it helps hide the imperfections - it also helps spread the light around and avoid sun spots

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

old school Cleveland Browns' mascot Brownie the Elf, brought back this season….

Cleveland Browns Brownie Light Box

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