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Here comes the Spider! Your very own buddy is ready to crawl off the printer! He’s a bit picky when it comes to printing, but thankfully not too fussy when it’s time to remove the supports.
 

The key thing? Supports, supports, supports! Every leg needs a good backup. Different slicers have their own “ideas” about how to do it, so I’d suggest adding some manual ones. I’ve already drawn a few in the *.3mf files, but it’s worth checking if everything looks solid. And if you think it needs more go ahead, add a few! A couple of extra grams of filament and a few extra minutes of printing can make a world of difference… and keep your spider from losing a leg or two.

Print Difficulty level: [7/10]

[ Suggested Print Setup for 20 cm figurine ] - You can scale it up or down as desired.

Nozzle: 0.4mm
Layer Height: 0.15-0.2mm ( You can adjust the layer height based on how much detail you want ) 
Infill: 5%
Wall loops: 4-5
Supports: Tree (auto) + painted Manual
Printed with: 
- PLA Matte Charcoal
 

These photos are real and show an actual 3D-printed figure photographed by me.
 

As always!
The key to printing my figurines is having good adhesion to the build plate. I use CryoGrip Pro Frostbite for printing, which provides excellent grip, ensuring that every figurine prints successfully every time. I mainly use filaments from Bambu and have no issues with them either. If you have a different setup, make sure to focus on build plate adhesion, use high-quality dry filament, and everything should be fine.