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Between the CNC'd Pink Foam walls, and the Blue 3d printed parts, this wall was dubbed the My Little Pony Wall!
An overview of this project is up on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ-qDasTSjc
And! This project is detailed on my blog at www.tgaw.com
The Details on Hogwarts are what make it work. These Handrails were among some of the smaller details printed for the Castle.
These are some screenshots taken from the Simplify3D QuickFill profile I've been working on for a while now, which pushes the QuickFill head further, and using the 0.8mm nozzle for 0.2mm layer height prints, saves quite a bit of time over the same using a 0.3mm nozzle. It's also intesting doing a mix and match combo too, 0.8mm infill, 0.3 for the externals or whatever tickles your imagination.
2-Color Tree Frog downloaded from here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:329436
Printed on MakerGear M3 ID using Gizmo Dorks fluorescent filaments, 0.2mm layer height, 0.35mm nozzle, 220 C (could probably go lower)...
What other info would you like? I appreciate your inquiries!
Should I create (free) repositories of gcode? And/or of Simplify3D profiles?
(Note there's a "repaired" version listed, but the page never loaded for me, so I did not get that version.)
The View from inside the 3D Printed Astronomy Tower - With Catzilla in the background. Since the tower is open, I used Hatchbox Wood PLA to print the ceiling rafters.
An overview of this project is up on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ-qDasTSjc
And! This project is detailed on my blog at www.tgaw.com
Hogwarts is covered in flaming lanterns. To achieve the effect, I used Shapeways 3D Printing Services to print highly detailed Lantern Frames. I then painted and fitted each one with a small flickering LED from Evil Mad Scientist.
Yup... learned something new today. I can show the build table and have a visual if I'm putting things off my bed.
View my 3D Printing Blog at www.tgaw.com
An overview of this project is up on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ-qDasTSjc
And! This project is detailed on my blog at www.tgaw.com
Yup... learned something new today. I can show the build table and have a visual if I'm putting things off my bed.
View my 3D Printing Blog at www.tgaw.com
MakerBot Mini Human Skull. Printed on MakerGear M3-ID with 0.1mm layer size, 0.35mm nozzle, MakerGear transluscent purple PLA filament.
Sliced with Simplify3D.
I used supports for the mandible, but nothing else.
Zero cleanup!
2-Color Tree Frog downloaded from here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:329436
Printed on MakerGear M3 ID using Gizmo Dorks fluorescent filaments, 0.2mm layer height, 0.35mm nozzle, 220 C (could probably go lower)...
What other info would you like? I appreciate your inquiries!
Should I create (free) repositories of gcode? And/or of Simplify3D profiles?
(Note there's a "repaired" version listed, but the page never loaded for me, so I did not get that version.)
An overview of this project is up on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ-qDasTSjc
And! This project is detailed on my blog at www.tgaw.com
An overview of this project is up on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ-qDasTSjc
And! This project is detailed on my blog at www.tgaw.com
Streamlined my color change process with Simplify3D. Only thing I need to watch out for-- the swiping between layers. In this case, it was hitting one of my blue jays.
View my 3D Printing Blog at www.tgaw.com
In Simplify3d, you can setup multiple settings for your print. The Cross Section view helps you pinpoint the height you want to make the switch.
3D print of a scan made with an Artec scanner from a Chinese bronze statue depicting a dragon holding a pearl. I downloaded it from here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:16881
I used PVA for supports. I must admit this produced great results a lot easier than when using the PolySupport.
Printed on MakerGear M3 using PLA filament (and PVA for "dense support")
Sliced in Simplify3D
Print time 34:45:31.
Layer height: 0.1mm
Nozzle: 0.35mm
Print time: 34 hours.
#MadeWithMakerGear
These are some screenshots taken from the Simplify3D QuickFill profile I've been working on for a while now, which pushes the QuickFill head further, and using the 0.8mm nozzle for 0.2mm layer height prints, saves quite a bit of time over the same using a 0.3mm nozzle. It's also intesting doing a mix and match combo too, 0.8mm infill, 0.3 for the externals or whatever tickles your imagination.