Printed my first Danni duck today. It mostly went well, had one support fail on the back of the hair. It didn't end up too bad, I had supports from bed only because I didn't want to leave marks on the back. The big problem I had was getting the supports out from behind the ponytail. Does it really need supports there? And if not how do I keep it form putting them there? I finally got them out but it left marks of pink back there. Sorry for so many questions but I'm relatively new to 3D printing.

Football Keychains are easy money.

Hi, I'm Crissy from San Antonio, Tx. My sister gifted me a Flashforge AD5X a few months ago and now I am hooked! I have since added a Creator Pro 5 which I have had for a couple of weeks. I can't wait to start printing ducks and hopefully supplement my income for an upcoming trip to Australia!

Hi, Im Crissy from San Antonio, Tx. My sister gifted me a Flashforge AD5X a few months ago and now I am hooked! I have since added a Creator Pro 5 which I have had for a couple of weeks. I can't wait to start printing ducks and hopefully supplement my income for an upcoming trip to Australia!

Use what you learned in last weeks lesson about adding the logo to the chest of the duck. Instead of using the duck, use this football instead. Take a logo of a school in your town.. convert it to an .SVG and put it on this football I 3-d modeled.. shrink it down so it fits. Then print the football at 100 mm wide, it will cost you about $3 in plastic. Use the keychain kit from amazon. MAKE TWO of them and take them to the school in your area or give them to a coaches wife. Tell her you can make them custum with numbers added, spend 2 more minutes adding a player number on the other side of the ball... using the same process that you used to add the schools logo. SELL THEM FOR $12 a piece. KEEP THE PROFIT ! EASY WAY to make $200 from $20 in plastic. Just a thought. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.