I think works better on a bigger model for this filament so not the greatest example. I also find the transition on the meadow to ocean filament is really minor, its like a light blue to lighter blue.
This is the mouse model from the 3D printable wireless mouse kit. Ill have a video up soon on the mouse kit cause Im going to have like heaps of these mouse top shells lol. Ill update the video description to include the link.
So confusing not to see the gradients. Forest for the trees. Industry is getting Bambu-zled. Lots of misinfo out there when you spend more time on camera work than tuning the printer. 0.2mm layer lines aren't responsible for the artifacts and uneven extrusion here.
Did it at 0.2 cause it’s almost 3hrs per print. Going lower could certainly help. I also think the camera shows the lines more than what the eye sees in real life.
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Am I the only one failing to see the gradient? Visible on the last one at least.
I think works better on a bigger model for this filament so not the greatest example. I also find the transition on the meadow to ocean filament is really minor, its like a light blue to lighter blue.
What mouse is this housing for?
This is the mouse model from the 3D printable wireless mouse kit. Ill have a video up soon on the mouse kit cause Im going to have like heaps of these mouse top shells lol. Ill update the video description to include the link.
Every print has bugers and blobs. Slow down And heat up
I’ll play around with the settings at some point. This was just using the print profiles from makerworld.
So confusing not to see the gradients. Forest for the trees. Industry is getting Bambu-zled. Lots of misinfo out there when you spend more time on camera work than tuning the printer. 0.2mm layer lines aren't responsible for the artifacts and uneven extrusion here.
Thanks for watching anyway I suppose. Have a good day.
Those layer lines 😔
Did it at 0.2 cause it’s almost 3hrs per print. Going lower could certainly help. I also think the camera shows the lines more than what the eye sees in real life.