Two color prints

[Jody Harris]

Andy,

Did you ever try printing that two-color vase using the two separate parts included in the model?

-j

Think carefully

[3D Printing Tips and Tricks]

Was going to. Can't find the dang thing!

[Jody Harris]

I sent you the STL again. It may take a while to arrive. 20 MB.

-j

Think carefully

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[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!]

Was that a model that was previously up on Thingiverse??

-K

[Jody Harris]

No, this is an unpublished model.

-j

Think carefully

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[3D Printing Tips and Tricks]

Printed. Although its way too stringy. The sylk stuff leaves a very fine string in between each tool path island and the overall effect is ruined. Ideally if one could spec to the slicer a specific x/y coordinate to start and stop the tool path at (the way Simplify3D does it) rather than the typically short sighted Prusa way of seam painting I could get it to hide the effect.

Regardless the object printed with no other ill effects...

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!]

The Vase looks rather Wild to me. The reddish part looks almost ancient like cracked glaze on clay. I suspect what I see as cracks is the Hairs that you speak of...

-K

[Kg08854]

Have you tried printing a second object and setting it to wipe into that object.  I haven’t tried this yet but it’s on my list 

Kurt-A

On Jun 22, 2024, at 5:09 PM, Kurt The 3D Printer GUY! <vr...@optonline.net> wrote:

The Vase looks rather Wild to me. The reddish part looks almost ancient like cracked glaze on clay. I suspect what I see as cracks is the Hairs that you speak of...

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