3D MODEL
The lower jaw must be a completely separate piece from the main mask. Create two independent, printable parts that are designed to fit together perfectly when the jaw is closed. The contact edges between the main mask and lower jaw must follow the same contours, creating a seamless and precise fit with no gaps or overlapping geometry when closed. The jaw must preserve the exact shape and appearance of the original mask. Do not add any hinges, mounts, rods, brackets, attachment points, or visible mechanical elements. Do not connect or fuse the two parts together. They must remain completely separate components. Keep the original mask’s proportions, facial details, eye openings, contours, and purple markings unchanged. Ensure both parts have clean, manufacturable geometry suitable for 3D printing.
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This model is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You are free to download, 3D print, remix, and redistribute it — including for commercial use — as long as you credit the creator.
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“The lower jaw must be a completely separate piece from the main mask. Create two independent, printable parts that are designed to fit together perfectly when the jaw is closed. The contact edges between the main mask and lower jaw must follow the same contours, creating a seamless and precise fit with no gaps or overlapping geometry when closed. The jaw must preserve the exact shape and appearance of the original mask. Do not add any hinges, mounts, rods, brackets, attachment points, or visible mechanical elements. Do not connect or fuse the two parts together. They must remain completely separate components. Keep the original mask’s proportions, facial details, eye openings, contours, and purple markings unchanged. Ensure both parts have clean, manufacturable geometry suitable for 3D printing.” by Kent lo siento, generated with Automatic3D, licensed CC BY 4.0 — https://www.automatic3d.com/m/the-lower-jaw-must-be-a-completely-separate-piece-h0yuis
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