I mocked this up the other day from Michelangelo’s Brutus bust.
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2024
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Should be fixed now. Thank you for trying.
It’s about the size of a Bambu build plate, so around 250mmx250mmx250mm. It should scale down easily, up may work, but there could be a limit due to the drainage holes.
Looks like it's working, but didn't check out yet. I'll give it a shot later this evening when I have the chance to get on my computer. 250mm^3 is totally fine with me. How did you print yours (nozzle size, wall thickness/number of perimeters, etc?)
Should work well with most nozzle sizes.
I printed use 3 wall loops, lightening infill, and some customized support settings I don’t have off the top of my head.