About this 3D model

Oogie Boogie Jello Mold I did use cooking spray to help get the mold to separate from the jello easier. It is still a little difficult around the thin part at the top of the head, but I didn't want to lose this detail, so I flexed the mold a little to separate that part and just went slow and careful. I printed this in PETG on a P1P using the textured PEI plate. Ensure you have detect thin walls enabled in Bambu Studio. The 3mf file is set at 130% scale to maximize the size of the mold. It's using a 10mm outer brim to help prevent warping. Feel free to remove the brim if you feel it is unnecessary. Settings that I used: 0.4 nozzle Generic PETG profile but with bed temp changed to 70c. 0.2mm layer height 5 walls 0 top layers 0 bottom layers 0% infill 10mm outer brim