Printing issues with PS1

Bambu Lab Software Bambu Studio
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Hey Friends,
I´m printing for a while now. But just registered new here. My prints were doing well so far. But there´s this one Model, that drives me crazy.
My wife asked me to print that 3D Panther, but I found only the Version to Purchase.
She wants it to take it as a gift her friends beautysalon.
I am Printing with P1S, filament PolyTerra PLA.
All prints with that filament were perfect. But this one alway fails.

I can´t insert an image or a Link. But I can send it to anyone who could help via DM.
So my question is, could anyone help me out with a 3MF Data? I purchased the download and only got the STL Data. Is it possible to create a 3MF with the needed settings out of the STL data?

Thanks in advance!

New 3d print user experience
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You can post the link, just put spaces in it and we’ll put it back together.

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Gotcha, that’s a nice model. What part is failing?

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Additional: Looking at the image the creator posted, I never expected, that I have to scale like 700% to get a useful size. ^^

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supports are missing. I used auto tree supports with 60 degree angle. Line width was 0,42mm and I decreased it to 0,3mm…
was that maybe my mistake?

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Here’s a suggestion to try. There are several very similar models on MakerWorld. Open one of them in Bambu Studio, right click and delete the model and add your model with the settings from the MW model. Try this one:

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Use the 0.20mm standard profile and make these changes:

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Thanks! I will try. It has to be exact that panther :joy:
Forgot to say: I am using 0,4 nozzle hardened steel and the textured PEI Plate.
But I definetly wull try your settings :handshake:

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I´m going to start. Nozzle temp and bed heat recommendation? I was going with 210 degrees pla and 55 degrees bed temp. Or should I go with 220 degrees nozzle temp?

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There’s actually a PolyTerra PLA setting built in to Bambu Studio. It uses 220 for the nozzle and 55 for the bed. If you don’t see it you might have to add it:

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I already chose it. But read that 210 is good for matte effect. I´ll leave it at 220 this time.
Many thanks for your tipps.

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