Print each part, see print instructions.

Cut away the wall from the beard with a knife.

Assemble the parts and then use a hair dryer/hot air gun to slowly heat up the beard while you use a hand to form it. It's also possible to use warm water.

Tip: put the hair dryer on the edge of a table so you can use both hands.

After you have formed the beard, you can use scissors to make some final adjustments.

This model and a commerical license is available at my Patreon:

https://patreon.com/thomash3d

** Print instructions **

All parts has been optimized to not need any support.

The beard should be printed with a 0.2 layer height.

It's possible to scale the model.

Included files:

• beard-original.stl
• beard-xl.stl
• beard-xxl.stl
• body-no-beard.stl
• body-original.stl
• hat-loop-back.stl
• hat-loop-front.stl
• hat-loop-side-mirrored.stl
• hat-loop-side.stl
• hat-original-mirrored.stl
• hat-original.stl
• hat-short-mirrored.stl
• hat-short.stl
• hat-straight-short.stl
• hat-straight.stl
• hat-tilt-back-mirrored.stl
• hat-tilt-back.stl
• hat-tilt-forward-mirrored.stl
• hat-tilt-forward.stl
• hat-wavy-mirrored.stl
• hat-wavy.stl
• nose.stl
• pin.stl
• pin-no-snap.stl
• Added 2022-11-29
• body-long.stl
• body-short.stl
• generic-pompom.stl (should fit most of the hats, requires glue)