Valentinosaurus - Ringosaurus V2 - Ring Holder

Valentinosaurus: the evolutionary descendant of Ringosaurus . After millions of layers, the Valentinosaurus evolved to be stronger, smoother and stickier - improving its prehistoric protection of your jewellery Jurasically. With a wider stance, Valentinosaurus can hold more rings without tipping over. Overhang angles and bridge distances have been improved for smoother print-in-place prints with no supports needed. Valentinosaurus include 4 sub-species variations: Valentinosaurus Normalis Valentinosaurus Densicus Valentinosaurus Magneticus Valentinosaurus Magneticus Densicus Valentinosaurus Normalis The standard print-in-place, no support print. Adaptive layer height is recommended for smoother curves. Print with a minimum 3 wall loops to hide infill pattern. To hide seams, try a fuzzy skin texture, or draw the seam down the back of the neck, like a frill. Valentinosaurus Densicus A heavyweight, capable of holding more jewelry with less tipping and sliding. Its secret junk in the trunk is a hidden cavity perfectly sized to hold seven 3/8-inch ball bearings to increase mass, density and gravitational pull. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Pause the print at 17mm to add the ball bearings. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Valentinosaurus Magneticus With hidden foot magnets, this sub-species is attracted to any ferromagnetic surface. Each foot contains a space to hold a 5.00mm diameter x 2.75mm tall cylindrical magnet. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Pause the print at 3.6mm to add the magnets. 📷 Image redacted — claim this model to add your own media Valentinosaurus Magneticus Densicus When you need superior ring holding sauropod stability. This print contains spaces for both ball bearings and magnets.