Kawaii Axolotl” \Desk Buddy
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Description
Meet the internet’s favorite amphibian in super-cute, one-piece form—ready to pop off your print bed and charm every desk, shelf, or craft-fair table.
Why you’ll love it
- Instant-print design: Single solid body—no articulation, no assembly, no supports.
- Printer-friendly scale: Ships at 100 mm long; scales cleanly from key-chain mini to giant desk pet.
- Detail that survives FDM: Oversized eyes, chunky gills, and soft curves stay crisp even at 0.28 mm layers.
- Paint-ready surface: Smooth topology with gentle ridges for easy dry-brushing or pastel weathering.
- Royalty-free license: Sell the prints online, at fairs, or in your own shop—just keep the STL private.
Recommended print settings (PLA, FDM)
| Setting | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Layer height | 0.16 mm (standard) / 0.12 mm (premium) | Hides lines without inflating print time |
| Perimeters | 4 walls | Keeps gills strong at small sizes |
| Top / bottom | 5 × solid | Eliminates tiny pin-holes on the head |
| Infill | 10 % gyroid | Plenty for a solid feel; scales up nicely |
| Supports | None required | Model is designed flat-footed |
| Nozzle temp | 200–205 °C (PLA) | Silk & pastel PLAs tested at 200 °C |
| Bed temp | 60 °C | Add a thin glue-stick layer if your bed isn’t PEI |
| Print speed | 60 mm/s outer / 120 mm/s inner | Bambu & Prusa MK4 profiles validated |
| Build-plate adhesion | Brim off (optional 3 mm brim for textured beds) |
Mini resin version: 0.05 mm layer height, 2.5 s exposure on standard 405 nm eco-resin, 3 mm lift distance.
Test-printed & approved on a Prusa MK4 (Galaxy Pink PLA, profile above) and Anycubic Photon Mono 2 (0.05 mm resin). Zero cleanup needed—just flex your finishing skills.
Tag @3DnMe with #KawaiiAxolotl so the community can meet your new tank-free pet. Remember—at 3DnMe “where imagination meets reality” isn’t just a slogan; it’s our guarantee.
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