So, in an attempt to close out my defunct walzmas giveaway I'm churning a few of these out. Im hoping to mate the front part of one print to the back part of the next or last print to get unique color transitions.
i may give up on the purple body with a smidge of green, but time will tell what the other sets produce.
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Few things over the weekend. Some not pictured, but the printers seem to be working.3 Photos
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Tiny print! Just got my first resin printer set up. I bought it used off of my coworker. It’s a Kingroon KP6. All default settings. Siraya fast resin. The figure is a custom model I spliced together. I’m really pleased with how it turned out. This is at 10% scale. So it should look great in the intended size.2 Photos
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My soul, but that's because I designed and built my own 3d printer. Paintball gear is a "free" perk. Ideally the machine will be self funding as well.
If you want to do math, I used Amazon Basics 95A TPU and my slicer says this is about 25 grams of material.
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Finished this yesterday... holy layer shift batman. Ill be checking my Y belt tension haha.
Im not even mad. The print is still usable amazingly.2 Photos
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Now I just need to buy some better filament and print myself some Nelspot goodies. 😁
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FINALLY had more time to play around, and I got a decent print of that bunny I tried a while ago. There were 2 shifts from when I upped the speed during the print, but I was impatient, so I don't care. Lol.
I'm just glad that I'm finally figuring this crap out. Nozzle temp: 200*c, bed temp: 60*c, speed: 100, z-offset: -3.7.
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I wouldn't use air spray on this build plate ... Keep it for glass plate bed.
Bed tramming (called levelling in the 3D printer community 😜) seam to be the issue. The "paper trick" is total bs, there are some nice calibration print you can watch it lay the first layer and adjust on the fly until it's the way you want it.
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