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AT-AT Printing Recommendations
By Gambody_3D
Layer height: 0.1mm (for a clean result)*
Initial layer thickness: 0.3mm
Bottom/top pattern: lines
Horizontal expansion 0.04mm (when entering 0.04mm index, the 3D printer perceives the model as monolith, i.e. as having no hidden layers).
Speed setups:
Infill speed: 50mm/s
Outer shell speed: 30mm/s
Inner shell speed: 20mm/s
Top/Bottom speed: 20mm/s
Support speed: 50mm/s
Travel speed: 150mm/s
Skirt speed: 30 mm/s
Amount of slower layers: 4
Infill:
InfillpPattern: Grid
Line distance: 3mm
Infill overlap: 20%
Infill layers - 0
Support:
Enable support: Check
Placement: Everywhere
Overhang angle: 30°
X/Y distance: 0.7mm
Top distance: 0.2mm
Bottom distance: 0.2 mm
Stair step height: 0.5 mm
Join distance: 0.7 mm
Area smoothing - 0.6 mm
Use towers: Check. When removing secondary structure, the model remains clean.
Pattern: Grid
Line distance - 1.5mm (for higher detail fidelity and to avoid object deformation during printing)
Platform Adhesion:
Type: Brim
Brim line count: 10 (up to 20, depending on the model’s height)
All basic settings by default.
Other recommendations: To make printing faster use layer height - 0.2mm for B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B8, B9, B10, B11, B12, B13, B14, B15, B16, B17, B23, B24, B25, leg parts, as they lack element detail. For other parts use 0.1mm to ensure high printing quality.
Apply basic settings.
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NEW MADCAT
By ksn-arts
My author's work for a wonderful company IGo3D.ru iGo3D.com This is the first copy of the height of 32 sm. original model 46 sm high. pla Innofil3d
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LED Lampshades
By foehnsturm
I got tired of the old 3D printed lampshades for our self-built LED lighting. So I designed new ones with Ebony woodfill and blue.
Dual extrusion print, two parts: bottom (spiralize mode) and top (wood and blue) with a slit to get the cable through. The woodfill seems to have some air in it, tiny holes and crackling sound during printing.
UPDATE: I played around with extrusion rate and decided to consider the tiny holes as a feature now
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ColorFabb Cannon
By Labern
I designed this just to show off different materials. People always want to see example prints so this way you can also talk about the materials also.
Printed in Corkfill, Bronzefill and nGen Dark Grey.
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Predator
By leoddc
The main bulk was printed on my Ultimaker2 with some of the smaller parts printed on a Form2
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Zombie Friend
By cloakfiend
Just a test to try to calibrate my settings to how they worked best for me. I thought my coupler was dying but it was just an end of roll issue before. Only dipped for 25 secs then sprayed, should have gone 35. Oh well next print next time!
I used Citadel Codex White spray paint for those interested, Its one of my favs goes on thin and dries almost instantly. Shame its matte. I have others for a smoother surface finish but they take longer to apply. Ill do a comparison vid about that soon....next year..lol.
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Horsehead print
By qmaker
Really happy and excited by the potential of special filaments. This was my first print with the woodfill. Worked very nicely overall.
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Julia's Dragon
By kmanstudios
Made entirely of fractals in the Julia Set in one aspect or another. Really kicked me in the heiny as it took a month to print with failures and other issues such as being a 4.5 day long print. Usually would fail at 4 days then the PVA would get too humid and not support the top and got nothing but bunches of spaghetti.
The next to last version did ok, but had a design flaw and could not support the weight of the top flyer. Did redesign and now sturdy.
Varied the density by splitting the model and overlapping areas so that the bottom had more walls and infill and the top part of the flyer had less walls and lower infill to lessen weight. Used 'Per Model Settings" to accomplish it.
Used ColorFabb Leaf Green PLA in standard settings. I did slow the print a bit to reduce stringing. Images are basically untouched as I just trimmed the brim off and pulled a few squirelleys off the leading edges in case of build-up. Did have to trim a few built up parts off as it would curl up and I could hear it whack the printhead nozzle on the print. But it finally printed and after a month of printing, I am finally on a different model.
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Friends face...again
By cloakfiend
First test print since fixing my um2 numerous times... hopefully not for a while again. Usual post work.
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I'l be back..,
By Gigi
https://www.myminifactory.com/object/minion-movie-trio-10140
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:290357
Colorfab Glowfill
Both models 50% dimension
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American Bully
By cloakfiend
A test sculpt of my friends dog.... still trying to get my UM2 back to spec. Didnt realise the 35W heater needed a PID alteration or something, but hopefully I'll have that sorted and will be back to making near flawless prints. No closeups here because they are not worthy of closeups.
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Habitat contemporain
By duriel
Impression 3D maquette, surface totale du projet 283 m²
1.5 cm / 1 m dimension maquette 42cm / 43cm / hauteur 9 cm
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DIY Filament Dryer
By AliasX
This is my new Filament Dryer.
It´s for 4 Spools of Filament.
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Feeder @ 90° UM2+
By darkdvd
Petite pièce à 90° pour positionner le feeder de l'UM2+ (UM2E+) à l'extérieur de l'imprimante et à 90° de sorte à ce qu'il soit plus accessible.
Fonctionne très bien même si la bobine est derrière.
Fonctionne super bien si vous utilsez des grosses bobines de filament (2 Kg, 2,5 Kg, 3 Kg) posées par terre ou sur le côté de l'imprimante.
Il faudra ajouter 2 vis et leurs écrous M3 pour fixer la pièce à la place du moteur du feeder (de la même longueur que les vis d'origine voir plus...)
Préférez un filament avec un TG élevé : les moteurs chauffent....
Montage :
Suivez le fil qui relie le moteur du feeder à la carte éléctronique située sous l'imprimante.
Repérez la fiche et débranchez-là.
Démontez le feeder de l'UM2+ et enlevez le moteur.
Sortez le moteur.
Vérifiez que le moteur se positionne correctement dans la pièce imprimée : dans le cas contraire, faites des ajustements au niveau de la pièce.
Installez la pièce imprimée à la place du moteur (tips : utilisez des rondelles pour vos vis pour ne pas déformer les panneaux de l'imprimante...)
Passez le fil à l'interieur de l'imprimante.
Remontez le feeder.
Rebranchez le moteur et avant de tout remonter, faites un test.
Tada !
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Hair test subject
By cloakfiend
Was going to use this for my galvanising tutorial as I modelled it to be tall and thin so that it fits into my beaker of copper sulphate, but my printer is not working correctly after a refurb effort, Im still currently trying to resolve the yo-yo up and down temperature issue as it causes quite severe lines on the surface of the model even though it looks OK from afar...... not touching the fan base, and sensor appears to be pushed all the way, will fiddle around for a while before I ask for help.....again, lol.
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