The STL (Standard Tessellation Language or STereoLithography) file format is the most commonly used format for 3D printing.
When used with a 3D slicer, it allows a computer to communicate with the 3D printer hardware, printing a model.
Since its humble beginnings, many CAD software packages have adopted and supported the STL file format.
It is a 3D printing process and corresponding file type created by Chuck Hull at 3D Systems in the 1980s. It is for rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and computer-aided manufacturing.
Articulated 3D Print Dragon File Attribution
Download this fantastic FREE articulated 3d print dragon file, created by BQ_3D, and put your 3D Printing skills to the test!
What sets this articulated dragon model apart is its versatility. With the ability to customize and modify every part to suit your preferences, the possibilities for assembling this dragon are endless. Bring your creativity to the forefront by experimenting with different materials, colors, and finishes!
DISCLAIMER:
You are authorized to:
- Share — copy, distribute, and communicate the material by any means and in any format;
- Adapt — remix, transform, and create from the material for any use, including commercials.
What is not allowed:
- No sharing or adaptation without attribution;
- No sharing or adaptation under different conditions.
Under the following terms:
- Cults3D licenses are protected under Creative Commons (4.0 Licencia Internacional) Attribution-NonCommercial
Dragon Print File Information
This is a jointed dragon of 42 pieces. Consider those to be 1 to 3mm thick to join them.
The pieces have little contact surface to the bed, so it is very important to snug the bed printer.
When setting the Gcode file, add membership brim or raft.
There is no need to add any additional support because the 3D-printed dragon file includes small supports that must be eliminated once printed.
Printed 0.2 mm height, fill density 10%, and used PLA+.
Once you’ve finished downloading the Dragon File, follow these steps:
- Use appropriate software to unzip the archive (if the file is in .zip or .rar format).
- Import the file (or any other 3D printable format) into your preferred 3D slicer program.
- Adjust your slicer’s necessary settings to prepare the 3D printing process and generate the final G-Code.
- Transfer the G-Code to your 3D printer using methods such as an SD card, USB connection, WiFi, or any other suitable means.
3D Printing File Contribution
We invite all the Creators and artists to share some of your creations and help us build an excellent Free STL File library.
In exchange, we will put your info, website, and social media so people can see and buy other creations from you. No file is too small or complicated (they can be parts, mods, props, or whatever you want to share).
Please email us at sales@iiidmax.com with the subject (STL Creator Contribution) with your contact information, such as your social media (IG, TikTok, Youtube, etc.). To receive your well-deserved recognition from us & the community.
