How to make a Lithophane with the Silhouette Alta 3D Printer

If you have a Silhouette Alta or Alta Plus 3D printer you should try this great technique. It is as simple as clicking a few buttons and you have an awesome Lithophane you can put anywhere. The possibilities are endless.
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[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Sorry the camera quality was so bad on part of the video, I am not sure what happened.

[@murderdoggg]

I just figured you were in another area, and used an old phone to film or something. It didn't affect me getting the info I wanted though.
You get one thumbs up at least.
Does the blue painters tape work better (sticks better or lasts longer) than the included tape circles or normal whiteish painters tape?
I have an Alta Plus, and I appreciate you creating some content about it.
Cheers.

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Thanks for the feedback. I wasn't sure how many people had the alta so I really wasn't sure about creating much content with it. I have found the blue painter's tape works great and it a bit thicker than the Silhouette pads, and it lasts me several prints usually. It is far more cost effective for the amount you get than purchasing the Silhouette brand. If you have trouble with sticking just use a glue stick and lightly cover the tape area with that. I have not tried any other painter's tape with it.

[@murderdoggg]

@@Salmonde_At_Home Ha, I just literally got back from the do it yourself store with blue tape.
good to hear.

[@gracehorton3315]

No really blurred picture