Judgy woodrow fridge magnet

Do your need your very own woodrow silently judging you every time you open the fridge?

What about holding down the fort for that very special fridge baby?

Or maybe representing your favorite Floating EKA organization?

Look no further, you've found it!

More judginess and info: https://www.printornaut.se/3d-print/judgy-woodrow/

Print Settings

Finer 0.16 layer height produces a good looking woodrow. 

A 12% Infill is all the support this judgy mug requires. No other rafts or supports needed.

Add:north Marble PLA is used here to induce the stone-faced seriousness of the ancients. 
 

Print Notes: 

Designed to be used with a standard cylindrical magnet.
10 mm diameter by 2.5 mm thick.
Any old magnet hunk will work here as long as it fits within the cylindric volume listed above

CAUTION
The stock Ender 3 hot-end fan shroud is steel, thus, magnetic. It will pull your magnet out if your magnet is as strong as mine. A dab of glue should hold it in place in this instance.

How I successfully printed this
3mf Cura file uploaded with all the below settings. Alternatively use the STL and set the print up as follows.

First layer 0.19 mm or 0.2 as long as it prints one layer completely closed. The rest 0.16.

Pause at layer 22 if using the above settings, otherwise check the slicer so the print will pause just before printing the layer that will cover the magnet.

No need for lifting the print head to clear the magnet with the above settings.

Enjoy your very own Judgy woodrow!