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Silk White PLA Oxytocin Build

Created by Néné Linden
Published: 
8/14/23
Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
  • Supports removed, superglued the bit that broke off angle 1
This is a 3D print of
3DPX-001651

Category

Small Molecules
Description

A simple print of oxytocin with silk white PLA that came out great!

Build Files
KEYWORD(S)

oxytocin

PRINTER TECHNOLOGY

Material Extrusion - Single Extruder

MATERIAL

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

PRINTER MAKE/MODEL

SovolSV06

BUILD RESOLUTION (LAYER HEIGHT)

.10mm

BUILD TIME

00:03:00

SCALE AT GIVEN PRINT UNITS

300x

REFERENCE MODEL
Oxytocin

3DPX-001651

by SJSU_Pollom

Oxytocin