For a blind monk model, we don’t recommend scaling it down for printing—doing so may result in overly thin walls that lack sufficient structural support.

If you notice the nozzle rubbing against supports or the printed part midway through the print, try reducing the print speed (especially on A‑series printers)—vibrations at higher elevations can cause the nozzle to wear down over time.

With a significant amount of overhang, the print quality around the arms and lower legs may not be optimal; this is an unavoidable issue. If this bothers you, simply add more supports—and a bit of light sanding will usually suffice to smooth out any imperfections.