Model of a dragon, designed with an articulated and flexible structure. The body is segmented with detailed scales, allowing it to bend and move smoothly along its length. The dragon features a long, curved tail, clawed limbs, and a finely sculpted head with distinct horns and facial details. Thanks to its jointed construction, the model can be posed in various dynamic shapes, making it both decorative and interactive.  

💡 Tips:

It's best to remove the print from the 3D printer bed once both the bed and the print have cooled down. For PLA, the bed temperature should reach 31°C or even lower. Cooling prevents deformation and makes removal easier, as the filament layers shrink, reducing adhesion.

Detailed steps:

Wait until the printer is finished and the bed cools down.

Gently try prying the print out with a spatula or scraper.

If the model refuses to come off, you can try gently moving it left and right.

Avoid sudden movements that could damage the print or the bed.

Bedside Cleaning:

After removing the print, clean the bed of any remaining filament and any adhesives.

Supports:

For prints with supports, remove them using a side-cutting pliers tool.