Trex 6Feet to 6 and a half feet be sure to read the instructions

This is a print-in-sections model. Think of it as large puzzle pieces. I designed this model for hassle-free assembly—No supports, No glue, No paint, and No sanding needed. the youtube to assembly the trex.

This model is design to be printed on 300 mm bed printer: This model is about 6 to 6.5 feet long.

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You understand and acknowledge that SparkPrinting3D is not responsible for any injuries, damages, or losses that may occur from the use or misuse of this file or the resulting 3D printed product. You assume full responsibility for the safe handling, assembly, and use of the product.

Guide and Support: The full guide will be available here with the YouTube video, and I also have it on my Discord server. I recommend using the Discord server I created, as I’ve tried to make it all organized there.

Printing Instructions:

Infill I recommend at a minimum of 10% pattern type I use is lines to get best print quality a recommend 0.4 nozzle at 0.2 mm layer height. I recommend at a minimum of two perimeters. Four bottom and top layers. Print speed I'm unfamiliar with the newer printers as mine is the ender 3 so I don't have input shaper you may want to print slower I'm going to put a recommendation of a maximum of 100mm millimeters per second for things like the ribs,teeth and the foot needs to be printed slower so it doesn't fail and for the rest use your best judgment.

Part 03 needs to be printed slower than the other parts, ideally at 25 to 30 mm per second at most, as the neck is a more challenging print. Do not use sink filament or any other brittle filament. The best filaments to use are PLA Pro, PLA+, or PETG. Choosing a reliable brand is advisable.

Hardware Needed:

Safety glasses Gloves Long-sleeve shirt Pants Shoes Adjustable screwdriver with a bit extender (preferably 8 to 9 inches from the handle to reach between ribs and other hard-to-reach parts) Allen key or hex bit set for M5 bolts, 21 #6 1-inch carbon steel screws to mount the dinosaur on the wall.

To connect the leg pieces together you will need 2x m5 55mm

Safety and Usage Disclaimer:

These 3D printed models are not toys and are not intended for children. Choking Hazard: The models contain small, intricate parts that may pose a choking hazard. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Recommended for ages 14 and up. When assembling, do not stand directly underneath the 3D printed parts. You should be at least 18 inches from the wall to avoid injury if it falls. Models may contain sharp and pointy parts, such as ribs, teeth, and claws. Use safety glasses, gloves, long sleeves, and proper footwear when assembling. Do not place the model in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, or areas where people walk directly underneath. Avoid placing the model behind couches or other seating areas where falls could cause injury. The creator assumes no responsibility for injuries or damages resulting from the use or misuse of these models. This includes damages to property, such as televisions or other items, that may occur if the model falls. During the assembly process, 3D printed parts should be placed in a box or out of the way to avoid tripping, stepping, or falling on them, which could cause serious injury. SparkPrinting3D will not be held responsible or liable for any damages or injuries occurring during the assembly process.