GM! Unfortunately it's raining and windy out there, so I don't think opening up the shed to print is a good idea tonight. (Unless it stops raining, then problem solved.)

The rain seems to have all cleared up. I can print today!

Printing time! Printing time!

Two hours until the printing process is finished!

Time to go get the print out! One minute left!

I screwed up: It's actually 12 minutes left

Perfidity! That polygonal piece of poop punked me once more! It only printed the arms, and the legs, and the wings. I should've known something was wrong when the preview showed a clear body! This isn't over!

So... joining the whole model together didn't do anything... chitubox still mocks me saying it won't print the arms. So I have to remesh the entire model then? Ok. Let's do it.

It's the weekend, I'll stay up until noon if I have to to fight this thing!

Alright, it's back in the printer. 'Round 10 o'clock the print should be ready, and we'll see if I've won this battle!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Lgj8vKBGA Whelptunes for everyone!

The print should be ready in an hour and 18-ish minutes. We'll see if I've won the day or if I'll spend the night fighting the model some more.

It was covered in supports. I missed half the SMN movie. My workspace is a mess. But I did it... the day is won. The dragon ornament is in the wash. Swishing around in the cleaning fluid. After it dries out tomorrow, it can go in the curing station. Have some whelptunes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJVFZXzDHPo&pp=ygUcdHdpbGlnaHQgZm9yY2UgbWFkZSBvZiBzdGVlbA%3D%3D

I think some finer details got lost. But it should be fine.

The day is won. Behold. Tomorrow I will throw it in the curing station and it will be safe to handle and spraypaint. Then paint up some day when the air in the shed makes it safe to do so (and assuming I have all the paints I need.) But I think this will be enough printing for the next few days. I'm running out of surgical gloves. Safety is very important!

The day is won. Behold. Tomorrow I will throw it in the curing station and it will be safe to handle and spraypaint. Then paint up some day when the air in the shed makes it safe to do so (and assuming I have all the paints I need.) But I think this will be enough printing for the next few days. I'm running out of surgical gloves. Safety is very important!