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They're a great test for new filaments... the ones I keep stockpiling.
My favorite is Gunther’s steggo.
To print. My favorite to print! (“Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal! Ahahahah!”)
Although for testing new filaments, I usually go with a small egg-shaped spiral printed glue pot (or paint pot or small parts holders,) small things, I feel like spiral prints show flaws, as well as layer adhesion issues.
I usually do Flexi Rex. Thanks for introducing me to Günther.
most welcome, lol. I think the uploader has a triceratops too? there's a lot of them out there.