Model Overview & Print Notes

I designed this for everybody who loves a good Benchy, but wishes they took much longer to print, required supports, and were significantly more likely to fail. Does that not sound good to you? You're the weird one!

I initially tried printing this bad boy with no supports. It went poorly! So I would strongly suggest using the provided breakaway support file. It's very easy to use:

• After dragging the “Tall Benchy” STL into your slicer, right click on the model, hover over Add Part, and click Load.
• Select the “Tall Benchy Imported Support” STL, and click Open.
• I also turned my Lift Height up to 1.0 mm in my Printer Settings and turned my print speed down to 60% on my printer to decrease the likelihood of print failures.
• It's that easy, make sure supports are turned off and you're ready to print.

I don't know if anyone will actually print this, but if you do, please leave a picture showing how it turned out. I'm always stoked to see people printing my work, even something as silly as this.

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
⏱ 2h 4m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 22.0945g
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
⏱ 2h 41m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 28.1994g
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