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Discussion in 'Projects' started by John Rygg, Oct 27, 2013.

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  1. Galaxius

    Galaxius Well-Known Member

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    @tonycstech, how did you do the colour change?
     
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  2. Peter Krska

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    What I would like to know is how did you print the horse without supports?


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  3. Mike Kelly

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    Looks like he printed that, did some post processing, and painted it.
     
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  4. tonycstech

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    spray paint :confused:
     
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  5. tonycstech

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    Horse was sliced inside 3ds max on an angle
    0684dd775c-Screen Shot 2013-09-17 at 07.48.29.png
     
    #65 tonycstech, Jun 9, 2014
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  6. Galaxius

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    Haha, nice work.
     
    #66 Galaxius, Jun 9, 2014
  7. AutopsyTurvy

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    [​IMG]
     
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  8. Mike Kelly

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    With prints like that I don't even know why I bother trying!
     
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  9. AutopsyTurvy

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    Because it can also do things like this:

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    Pretty sure this is as small as I can reasonably go without switching to a smaller nozzle (this is with a 0.4 on the E3D - using the 0.25 didn't go so well in my brief testing). ETA: Those are about half the length and 1/4 the volume of the one that fits on my fingertip. I couldn't even take pictures of these the same way because the slightest wiggle of my hand and they'd fall off, they're so tiny.
     
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  10. mark tomlinson

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    There are a number of other parameters you need to tweak (in my experience) when you drop the nozzle size... sort of like when you drop the layer thickness....it impacts the flow in a number of ways.

    Those prints look really good BTW.
     
    #70 mark tomlinson, Jun 11, 2014
  11. Printed Solid

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    slicing on an angle is a very powerful technique
     
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  12. tonycstech

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    This is my best print (er)
    DSC07003.JPG
     
    #72 tonycstech, Jun 12, 2014
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  13. Dr. D

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    Use it all the time, rolls fair as far as I can tell, E3d (.4) hot end.
     

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  14. sammie

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    I've got my printer now for 3 weeks and I bought it second hand. 3 weeks of problem solving and in the mean time learn a lot of my machine. This is the result, printed in bluish white from Colorfab. 1.75mm,210 c, heatbed off, e3d v6, nozzle .4mm
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  15. Printed Solid

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    nice! That's some pretty ambitious bridging to try 3 weeks in.
     
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    I agree with Matt but it looks good from the pics
     
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  17. sammie

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    Thanks you, getting reactions from you about the ambitious bridging is for me a confirmation that I'm on the right track with my machine :)
    Thank you, same answer that I gave Matt, and in real live it looks good also ;)
     
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  18. Aura1989

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    sanded down a bit and test painted, first decent print if your still going lol :)
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    #78 Aura1989, Aug 9, 2014
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