Spiralized Ornaments - Textured
por DaveMakesStuff en Thangs
These vintage-style ornaments are designed for spiralized printing to maximize translucency and minimize material and print time. Download includes six different mix-and-match styles!
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Archivos (12)
- Plain Bottom.stl STL · 2,5 MB
- Plain Top.stl STL · 3,6 MB
- Bumps Bottom.stl STL · 5,0 MB
- Bumps Top.stl STL · 5,1 MB
- Hex Bottom.stl STL · 5,4 MB
- Hex Top.stl STL · 5,5 MB
- Octet Bottom.stl STL · 5,2 MB
- Octet Top.stl STL · 5,4 MB
- Diamond Top.stl STL · 5,5 MB
- Diamond Bottom.stl STL · 5,3 MB
- Triangle Bottom.stl STL · 5,2 MB
- Triangle Top.stl STL · 5,4 MB
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These vintage-style ornaments are designed for spiralized printing to maximize translucency and minimize material and print time. Download includes six different mix-and-match styles!
See here for video: https://youtu.be/JIcOVe_VUuc
More Spiralized Ornaments: Vintage: https://than.gs/m/964487 Textured:
When printed with a 0.4mm nozzle, each ornament requires less than 8g of material. You could print over 125 ornaments with 1kg of filament! A great way to get the most out of your specialty (expensive!) filaments.
For each ornament, you will need to print out a “top” and “Bottom” file. Be sure to use “spiralized” or “vase” mode! You will need to open up the hole in the top by trimming the inside protrusion with a pair of clippers. See video for demo.
Here are some recommendations for spiralized printing: - Use thick layer heights, 0.2mm or greater - Set your “Bottom Layer” to 1 - Try using a skirt for bed adhesion, but if that is not working then try a brim. You will just have to remove the brim afterwards - If you get funny stringing on the top layer, try moving the z-seam alignment around
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