Hey everyone, some help would be appreciated. I'm planning on making a functioning Iron Man mask and have made a 3D render, but I'm stuck on the printing part. I'm unsure how to proceed. Is PLA a decent material for this? And is it fine if the print time for the mask part alone is just under 2 days? I feel like leaving a print going for that long is risky and cant be good for the printer.
#Mask Help
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Using PLA for the Iron Man mask is a good choice as it's easy to work with and provides good detail. A print time of just under 2 days is quite common for large prints, and if the printer is properly calibrated and monitored, it should not pose a significant risk to the printer. Just make sure to check on the print periodically to ensure it's running smoothly and there are no issues. Happy printing!
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pla is just fine :) and also its ok to print stuff that long sometimes. my longest print was 1 hr and 17 min