Chainmail Flowalistik Flex Pattern

Chainmail Flowalistik Flex Pattern – 3D Model (STL File for 3D Printing)

The Chainmail Flowalistik Sample STL is a print-in-place flexible pattern sample, created to demonstrate the behavior, articulation, and flow of a chainmail-style flexible surface. This sample version is ideal for testing materials, printer calibration, articulation clearance, and flex behavior before printing larger panels.

The model prints as a single piece with fully articulated links, requiring no assembly and no supports. Once printed, the structure behaves like a flexible fabric or chainmail sheet, capable of bending, draping, and moving freely.

This sample is especially useful for makers, designers, fashion experiments, product prototyping, and material testing, allowing quick evaluation of flexibility and durability.

The file is delivered as a print-ready STL, compatible with all major FDM slicing software.

3D Printing Type

• Print-in-place flex pattern (sample)

• Articulated chainmail surface

• Single-piece print

• No assembly required

• Fully flexible after printing

Recommended Printing Methods

• FDM printing (recommended)

  • PLA for easy testing and clean articulation

  • PETG for stronger links and smoother motion

  • TPU for maximum flexibility and textile-like behavior

Print Settings Guidance

• Layer height: 0.2–0.28 mm

• Infill: Not applicable (pattern geometry)

• Supports: Not required

• Print speed: Moderate to slow for clean link separation

• Cooling: Enabled for best articulation

• Bed adhesion: Brim optional

• Scale: Fully adjustable before slicing

This sample version is perfect for quick test prints, material comparisons, and printer tuning, before committing to larger chainmail or textile-style prints.

Compatible Software & Slicers

• Cura

• PrusaSlicer

• Bambu Studio

File & License Information

• File format: STL

• Delivery: Instant digital download

• License: Personal and commercial use

• You may sell physical 3D printed objects

• Digital file resale or redistribution is not permitted

This STL sample is ideal for makers, designers, and sellers who want to test a print-in-place flexible chainmail pattern efficiently.