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@ -11,15 +11,21 @@ The folder `scad` contains all `.scad` files.
The folder `stl` contain all `.stl` files, including those for animal ear headbands with standard settings. The folder `stl` contain all `.stl` files, including those for animal ear headbands with standard settings.
- The folder `test` contains `.stl` files for test prints. - The folder `test` contains `.stl` files for test prints.
## Model settings
### dogears
In the file `dogears.scad` one can specify how floppy each ear should be.
## Print settings ## Print settings
### catears ### catears
It's recommended to print the catears using **PETG**. It's recommended to print the catears using **PETG** and a **perimeter of 3** (such that the headband is solid).
### dogears ### dogears
It's recommended to print the dogears using **PETG**. Due to the details needed for the hinges in the dogears to work as well as their small size, it's recommended to print the dogears with a **layer height of 0.25mm or less**. Using a **perimeter of 3mm** and **infill of 0%** one can reduce weight while keeping the ears stable. One can print the **tips of the ears with an infill of 90%** to make the ears stay low. It's recommended to print the dogears using **PETG**. Due to the details needed for the hinges in the dogears to work as well as their small size, it's recommended to print the dogears with a **layer height of 0.25mm or less**. Using a **perimeter of 3** (such that the headband is solid) and **infill of 15%** one can reduce weight while keeping the ears stable. One can print the **tips of the ears with an infill of 90%** to make the ears stay low.
## License ## License