What can I say, it's a robot-shaped toilet paper holder.

The model has 3 parts - the robot itself, the wall plate and the rod. all of them should be printed with no support the body has built in support and the other files don't need any.

The body should be printed lying on it's back, there's 3 lines of support material that should be removed in the wall plate slot on the bottom and a lot of extra clearance so there are no problem with sagging due to bridging.

There are also supports below the arms and inside the hands, no additional supports are needed.

The wall plate should be printed wide part down, it does not require any support

And finally the rod, it's best to print it standing with the wider ring on the bottom - if your printer z-axis is long enough.

You should test-print a small part of the rod and see if it fits inside the hand, it's a little tight and you might have to scale it if you printer is calibrated differently then mine.

Everything can be printed on the same bed with the same settings if you have the build area but I think it looks better if the rod is a different color.

I printed everything in PLA, 0.2mm layer hight with 5% infill and 1.2mm shell (except for the rod that I accidentally printed with 0.4mm shell, I'll reprint it if it breaks).