Having spent some time digging around to find a suitable filament for printing multi-colour terrain, I finally scored some.
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Having spent some time digging around to find a suitable filament for printing multi-colour terrain, I finally scored some. This seems like a good serious start.
After these are done, I plan to follow this video and oil wash them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6wr6w5n-Iw
Bonus learnings from this video were used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5TGMxkuP8M
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Having spent some time digging around to find a suitable filament for printing multi-colour terrain, I finally scored some. This seems like a good serious start.
After these are done, I plan to follow this video and oil wash them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6wr6w5n-Iw
Bonus learnings from this video were used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5TGMxkuP8M
@3dprinting @jamie - I figured this may be of interest. I'll post pictures once they're off the plate, and once they've been oil washed.
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@3dprinting @jamie - I figured this may be of interest. I'll post pictures once they're off the plate, and once they've been oil washed.
@koz@chaos.social i will investigate this video tomorrow, I’ve been experimenting with plate-to-table colored terrain a bit already.
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Having spent some time digging around to find a suitable filament for printing multi-colour terrain, I finally scored some. This seems like a good serious start.
After these are done, I plan to follow this video and oil wash them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6wr6w5n-Iw
Bonus learnings from this video were used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5TGMxkuP8M
@3dprinting Here they are, before the oil wash. The filament was a bit stringy: it was a very long print, my workshop is a swamp, and I don't have dryboxing set up for the U1 (yet). I also tried concentric infill for the top surface to make it look more like rocks, and I think it worked?
Next, oil wash!
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@3dprinting Here they are, before the oil wash. The filament was a bit stringy: it was a very long print, my workshop is a swamp, and I don't have dryboxing set up for the U1 (yet). I also tried concentric infill for the top surface to make it look more like rocks, and I think it worked?
Next, oil wash!
@koz @3dprinting@techhub.social I'm really liking my U1 so far, but also wishing it had an AMS-type filament configuration instead of sticking them on the sides. I spent some time yesterday printing out filament enclosures for the sides in hope they can help mitigate moisture issues, but I'm not terribly hopeful.
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