Circus Seal Spinning Ball Cube Heart Clover Easter Egg Holiday Toys

What's cuter than a seal? A seal playing with his toys! This cute 3D printable seal comes with a lot of them, and each one can rotate on his nose. You can 3D print a variety of toys for it to spin on its nose, including a ball, cube, and multiple holiday items.

To start, we're uploading a Valentine's Day heart, St Patrick's Day clover, and an Easter Egg. We plan to add more items in the future, like a Halloween Pumpkin and Birthday / Christmas Gift.

The current list of 3D print models in this STL file pack includes:

• Seal
• Seal - Ball
• Seal - Cube
• Seal - Heart
• Seal - Clover
• Seal - Easter Egg

Each file comes in two formats, STL and 3MF. The Ball and Easter Egg 3MF files are pre-programmed for multi-color printing on capable machines (e.g. Bambu P1/X1 Series Printers with AMS).

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Enjoy!

No supports are required to print the sea lion or any of its toys. Even the cube is designed at a 45% angle, which any decently honed printer should be able to build up without sagging. If you have trouble, slow down the print speed. A wide brim (minimum 25 lines) is recommended for the cube, with smaller brims (5-10 lines) for the Ball and Egg.

Layer Height: 0.2
Initial Layer Height: 0.2
Infill: 15%
Speed: 60
Supports: No
Brim: Yes, on the Ball, Egg and Cube only

At 100% scale, the seal stands 11.2cm (4.4in) tall. That includes the rod on the end of his nose that all toys drop onto. We do not recommend scaling it any smaller, as the rod could become weak. You can, of course, scale him a lot larger. You are limited only by the size of your 3D printer.