About this 3D model

Tennis Racket Bridging Benchy When I first got my printer and discovered its unique ability of printing thin bridges, I thought it could be used to print the strings of a mini tennis racquet. After some refining, turns out it does work! As a result, the racquet looks very realistic and proportionally accurate. This can be a great gift to any tennis player you know. It can also be a cool way to completely dial in your printer's bridging. The lines are really thin, so if your printer can print this with no issues, you can definitely print bridges with no problems. Boost Me This model took me a while to get the strings printing right. I would appreciate a boost! Assembly Assembly is very straightforward. After removing the brim, the two parts are designed to friction fit into each other. If the fit is too loose, a little bit of glue can be applied. Few things to note: Racquet_Handle.stl should be printed with a small brim to prevent it from falling over Nozzle width must be .4mm and height must be .2mm to correctly print the strings on Racquet_Head.stl Enable “Print Thin Walls” if using Cura Print files in the orientation they are loaded in without supports You might need to add some glue to make sure the parts fit tightly together