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Microraptor Gui Skeleton

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Creation quality: 3.7/5 (9 votes)
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91 files (STL) Close
  • Big_Claw_L.stl
  • Big_Claw_R.stl
  • Carpals_L_1.stl
  • Carpals_L_2.stl
  • Carpals_R_1.stl
  • Carpals_R_2.stl
  • Claw_L_1.stl
  • Claw_L_1.stl
  • Claw_L_2.stl
  • Claw_L_2.stl
  • Claw_L_3.stl
  • Claw_R_1.stl
  • Claw_R_1_001.stl
  • Claw_R_2.stl
  • Claw_R_2_001.stl
  • Claw_R_3.stl
  • Coracoids.stl
  • Femur_L.stl
  • Femur_R.stl
  • Fibula_L.stl
  • Fibula_R.stl
  • Furcula.stl
  • Gastralia.stl
  • Humerus_L.stl
  • Humerus_R.stl
  • Ilium.stl
  • Ischium.stl
  • Manual_Pahalange_R_5.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_L_1.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_L_4.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_L_5.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_L_6.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_R_1.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_R_2.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_R_3.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_R_4.stl
  • Manual_Phalange_R_6.stl
  • Metacarpal_L_1.stl
  • Metacarpal_L_3.stl
  • Metacarpal_R_1.stl
  • Metacarpal_R_3.stl
  • Metacarpals_L_2.stl
  • Metacarpals_L_4.stl
  • Metacarpals_R_2.stl
  • Metacarpals_R_4.stl
  • Metatarsals_L_1.stl
  • Metatarsals_L_2.stl
  • Metatarsals_L_3.stl
  • Metatarsals_L_4.stl
  • Metatarsals_L_5.stl
  • Metatarsals_R_1.stl
  • Metatarsals_R_2.stl
  • Metatarsals_R_3.stl
  • Metatarsals_R_4.stl
  • Metatarsals_R_5.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_1.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_2.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_3.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_4.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_5.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_6.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_7.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_8.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_L_9.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_1.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_2.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_3.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_4.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_5.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_6.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_7.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_8.stl
  • Pedal_Phalange_R_9.stl
  • Pubis.stl
  • Radius_L.stl
  • Radius_R.stl
  • Right_Wing.stl
  • Scapula_L.stl
  • Scapula_R.stl
  • Spine_part1.stl
  • Sternum.stl
  • Tail_part1.stl
  • Tail_part2.stl
  • Tail_part3.stl
  • Tarsals_L_1.stl
  • Tarsals_L_2.stl
  • Tarsals_R_1.stl
  • Thoracic_cage.stl
  • Tibia_L.stl
  • Ulna_L.stl
  • Ulna_R.stl

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Publication date 2022-09-02 at 23:25
Design number 829504
florentgermain

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sethamosjones
sethamosjones

This model is annoyingly damaged with holes and structural issues and for some crazy reason is measured in meters not mm. hen loading into lychee slicer it interprets the measurements in mm which then means that it renders on an impossibly microscopic scale. Please fix this and re. Im getting tired of trying to repair and rescale all the files

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mshher
mshher

For safty reason, is the scale right:
Skeleton - > 120%
Skull -> 100%
?
The Skelletton files can be "repaired" with Win 3D Builder -> After this you have mm, not even more meter.
Creality_Print can reapair it them self, but after this you can't scale up to 120%.

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tkachev2
tkachev2

Hi all! I didn’t find part of the bones in the archive (I’m not talking about the skull). Is that true?
snakebite6769
snakebite6769

there is a separate with the skull. Search Microraptor
MysticDragon
MysticDragon

no skull
breana2
breana2

I am trying to print this in pla on an ender 3 v2. When i go to slice in cura it scales everything up 1000%. is there a way to properly scale the pieces, or are they just too tiny for fdm printers?

killers
killers

i am having the same issue

MysticDragon
MysticDragon

no skull

alexanderdismuke
alexanderdismuke

Did you find a solution?

MrBain
MrBain

I'm trying to slice it for a resin printer and individual pieces are so small the slicer cannot provide a value for length, so if someone can provide a size value for a certain piece, I guess I, (we) would be able to properly resize everything in another program.....

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Labrat-dk
Labrat-dk

For some reason he used meters and not millimeters when he made this. Use your slicer or meshmixer to convert the parts to millimeters and all is good.
And yes, I would say that this is too small for FDM printers.

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