Soldato
Mimic?
Looks fantastic. You have excellent painting skills btw.
Looks fantastic. You have excellent painting skills btw.
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Soldato
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Thanks
I’m so slow. Resin printer was definitely a bad idea for someone like me!Got a few more mimics I want to do as there’s one in a bit of dnd I’ve got coming up and I want some choice as to where it turns up
My largest print so far. I forgot to resize it to fill the bed as much as I could but stands at 178mm x 125mm x 140mm (X,Y,Z)
0.12 layer height / PLA @ 200c - 44 hours
Some of the overhangs didn't print perfectly but overall very good and happy with the result. Filament was a bit more viscous than others and perhaps could do with more part cooling.
0.12 layer height / PLA @ 200c - 44 hours
Some of the overhangs didn't print perfectly but overall very good and happy with the result. Filament was a bit more viscous than others and perhaps could do with more part cooling.
Commissario
Multicoloured filament?
Search the rainforest for rainbow filament.
Or you can now get two tone filament, look on 3djakeuk.
Ranbow Silk PLA+. It wasn't branded but links point back to a company called KAIGE. A quick look and another brand Beliveer looks more like the pictures I remember seeing although that was perhaps a year ago.
I actually bought it from the place that used to be for selling second hand stuff but where 99% of it is new and 'buy it now'
I actually bought it from the place that used to be for selling second hand stuff but where 99% of it is new and 'buy it now'
Commissario
If you mean eBay, you're allowed to say eBay. Thanks.
And if you mean Amazon, you're allowed to say Amazon
Grrrrrrrrrrrr, should have come back in here before, I've got a delivery from 3djake due by the end of the week.
Printed this today, very basic but it's the first time I've included a colour change layer.
Commissario
Commissario
I have the POLICE public call BOX stickers on the way.
Soldato
I modified my Printer to have dual Z belts (no leads screws) on my Ender 3 V2. Using an Micro Swiss Direct Drive, sliced using Arc Welder in Cura, and printing weeks old "wet" PETG so it's popping. Still the prints are coming out really good.
Dual belts with no lead screw on the Z axis mean that there is no real 'wobble' as the Z axis raises, so much better prints vertically on bed slingers.
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Got a few more mimics I want to do as there’s one in a bit of dnd I’ve got coming up and I want some choice as to where it turns up
what resin printer did you get?
I always try and fill my build plate so I'm not wasting time
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first attempt at a prop item, really enjoyed it so far but had a bit of a shock at how quicky material costs mount up.
i am currently printing out the flexible fox on my recently delivered Ender 3 S1
I modified my Printer to have dual Z belts (no leads screws) on my Ender 3 V2. Using an Micro Swiss Direct Drive, sliced using Arc Welder in Cura, and printing weeks old "wet" PETG so it's popping. Still the prints are coming out really good.
Dual belts with no lead screw on the Z axis mean that there is no real 'wobble' as the Z axis raises, so much better prints vertically on bed slingers.
Cheers all
Soldato
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I’ve got a Mars 2 mono (not the pro). Been really happy with it. I think these smaller 2k resin printers are just unbelievable for the money.
Commissario
That looks really good.
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The designer did a fantastic job, it's been a pleasure to print. Just wish I was a bit more patient when it comes to finishing.
How are you finding the prusa? Looks like your getting nice results.
Commissario
I'm loving it, it's barely been switched off at all since I got it
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And finished
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Stunning.