Hexagon Superfidget - 35 segment PIP design

IT WAS OUTSTANDING

Printed the large one out for my partner and they loved it. They said they wish it would expand out super far in either direction though.

tried 3x adjusting settings, reading through comments and still unable to replicate what I see pictured. I'm certain some of it's me, so giving it a 3-star to share in some of the failure -- settings screenshot from Cura included

Awesome model. Printed perfectly.

I printed this on an anycubic mega X, I initially had issues with adhesion and adjacent hexes sticking together. Per recommendations on other print in place joint parts I increased the bed temp to 62°C and had a negative offset for resin expansion of -0.2 on intial layers, and -0.1 on the rest of the model. It printed perfectly after that.

it's wonderful and I got the tiny one to work, I just had my worst error yet when printing the big one
I have a flashforge advernturer 5m and used a higher base temperature of 62 and -0.1 z offset and a lower print speedI'm kinda new to 3d printing (2 months) and I don't even know how this could've happened please help me (edited)

I'm having trouble with this design, the overhang on the outer rings keep bulging out enough that when the ring starts going in again, it's not a sufficiently neat enough shape to get good layer adherence. First print failed, then fiddled with layer fine tuning, a bit of a subtle bulge, enough for the outer rings pop out as a result. I'm sticking to all the usual printer defaults that usually work well for fidgets etc, and each ring is just an outer wall (so two lines deposited) with the default outer wall width setting on the printer being the same as the 0.5x the width of the ring on the model which could be intentional.

Just great!
;-)

Had some trouble at the beginning, but after reading some comments and adjusting some things it turned out great!