How to make flat multicolor coasters // Bambu Lab X1 3D Printer & AMS
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Updated tutorial in case you are having issues:
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i have been looking for this, thank you for explaining very fast and clear without talking about your childhood like others 😂
hahaha, the last words made my day! i feel you! 😂😂😂
1:10 Bambu Studio has updated since this video was made, and no longer lets you select "keep upper" or "keep lower" and instead replaced it with "Object A" or "Object B", and if you select BOTH of the objects, slice, and preview the gcode, you'll see it didn't combine the parts correctly.
So it appears that they have made changes to the order in which parts are assembled, which causes the text to disappear after slicing. So to fix this you slice and keep both parts *BUT* after assembling you need to switch from Global to Object view and arrange the parts (by clicking and dragging the object) in the assembly so the text is at the bottom of the list for that assembly.
Also some tips to getting good results: set elephant foot to 0, select arachne, set initial layer width to .55, and print on textured PIE @40mm/s. I use eSun PLA+ and bed adhesion is great, and 4mm tall text is as small as you should go imo. Arial Rounded MT Bold font is a good choice. If you're making something like a poker chip with text on it, I wouldn't go smaller than 34mm in diameter.
@cluberic you are him! you're right, had to cut stl 2x. Thank you!
@@melcoeb no prob thats why i left that comment, to help others
@@melcoeb i updated my comment, i figured out exactly what is going on.
mvp comment right here lol thank you
lifesaver dude, thanks!
I think the tutorial is really nice, but for me, as a beginner, in some parts it is too fast and i dont know what you have done, clicked or pressed. Thanks anyway
It worked in prev version. But the new update has now changed assemble for merge. And it doesn't work for me.
Thank you! I love the fast and clear explanation!
This used to work for me but now I somehow get only 1 colour after slicing without the pattern being visible
Same here..
Hope you figured this out! For those still having this issue, switch the order of the objects in the sidebar before hitting `assemble` and it will fix the problem
thanks a lot for tutorial! It's exactly what I want to know how to do)
I followed this step by step but my omage doesn't show up on the bottom
Hello!
For version bambu studio 1.9.1.66 the latest as it is this method does not work. Do you perhaps have any other way?
I follow your steps and get a model that’s just one color when I slice it even though I have the objects as two colors prior and after the assembly I can still see the two colors.
same here very confusing video
Hope you figured this out! For those still having this issue, switch the order of the objects in the sidebar before hitting `assemble` and it will fix the problem
@@TheCooliestPersonhow do u witch the order
click and drag it underneath@@cameronschwartz
@@cameronschwartz I had the same problem, but by watching the video I can tell you the answer: when you slice the objects, keep the upper part for the "plate" and then keep the lower part for the "drawing" that you want to see. that way the object will automatically be aligned correctly
Hey There. Sometimes everything works fine and then there is only the coaster without any logo.
great video and really helps, but i feel like there is a more general option maybe even in using cad
Not sure if a feature, but when trying to do this in only works if the “pattern” is the last one in the list in the assembly.
Definitely a feature. The order of items determines with takes priority when two meshes overlap
@@TheCooliestPerson if a feature then it would be nice if an easier way to change the order of components in an assembly
I came here to say this, as I love the tutorial. Good note is if you cut and paste an object (I have a 3 color object) the item you cut orders to the bottom automatically. A solid way to arrange things quickly.
@@bombsurace9548 , if you have multiple components in an object, you can split and join the components. When split tye go to the bottom of the list, so join the ‘top’ layers, then split then rejoin the whole object
awesome vid buddy. I have been searching for this sort of help to achieve this for 2 weeks solid! I've had many opinions on what to do but none of them printed the first layer only.
When I "assemble" the white text/logo just disappears in the "Preview" tab.. anyone else experience this issue and know why this is?
I found that if I make the object Black and the Pattern White, I get this error. Reversing them corrected. You can change to whatever color you want when you assign colors from the AMS.
Great tutorials! I'm almost there! Trying simple nametags of STLs imported from TInkerCad. I have the text and background assembled, but for some reason the background is printing one single layer before starting the text color layers. Layer #2 shows both the background and text correctly. I'm sure it's simple, but I can't figure it out. Rafts are off.
I'd love to know how to get multiple colors on the same layer, but I can't find out how.. Like for making keychains for example.
Thanks for this work around!!
Damn good video. Had exactly the info I was looking for + those extra workflow tips.
The moment i slice it, i only have the coaster not the picture already changed thickness of the picture as well
I just did an object w/ raised text as a test (my 1st multi-color), so it just printed the base in 1 color then a single change to another color to do the text....using your method, it will have to do a color change every layer, for however many layers both colors are present (I believe 2 in your case), then eventually it changes to all white? You went a little too fast for me. LOL
You’re a legend. I liked and subscribed I have needed this
Awesome video, thanks for the idea :)
Awesome tutorial thank you!
Excellent tutorial.
I am not understanding the second set of cuts?
After doing this wich works great, how do I change colours to have 3 different colors in the logo?
how about just create instructions on how to make a coaster with image and base from scratch
MUCHAS GRACIAS!!!!! from argentina
How do you create one of these from scratch? Do you load 2 svg files?
Im curious as to why you printed it upside down?
would it be cleaner if the letters and design were printed right side up?
What software did you use to make the logo?
Thanks this was very helpfull!!
I got a keychain design from Tinkercad and follow step by step but still dont get what you shown. Can I send you my STL file and help me to take a look? This keychain is for my son's martial art class. I am using A1 AMS. TIA.
Hey there! I’m sorry to hear you’re having trouble. Send me an email to help@markury.dev and I’ll see what I can do to help!
I am having the hardest time getting a solid back on the designs I make. I extrude each part of my image into a separate body in Fusion360. Then I export them as stl files. I can set all the piece of my image to, say .2mm and I would like the rest (2mm) to print solid. When I assemble them they look great, but once sliced the entire object becomes on solid color (my back color). Do you have any suggestions for me? - Thank you
Dude same issue here. I put a ticket in
@@cameronschwartz @rebeccabowers5629 I think I found the solution as I was reading this. In the objects tab go to the part you want etched in cylinder and right click that. Change the part type to modifier
Excellent!
Thank you
Nice! What nozzle do you use? I’m trying to do the same thing but with smaller objects with fine lines. Just got a .2 nozzle and wondering what the best settings for a super detailed first layer would be.
How do you save the completed file for use again another time ?
Wish u do a Barbie version
this is perfect for what I needed..one other question....what program are you using to design these pieces? im using illustrator then exporting out...do you use something different?
Hi! Glad I could help. I do usually use Illustrator as well, exporting as a DXF for Fusion 360 or as an SVG for Bambu Studio. I've also been using an online tool vectorizer.ai to save some time, and I think it actually works better than image trace in Illustrator sometimes. Let me know if you have any other questions!
🤘BITCHIN🤘 Thx! Just subd
when I assemble and slice it's only one color, what am I doing wrong?
Hi! Sorry about the issues-- I made an updated tutorial that guides you through how to fix this. The link is in the description of this video, and the part you're looking for is 2 minutes in. I hope this helps. Happy printing!
@@Markury have a couple questions on how to make a four color
Thanks man!
If my preview is missing items or showing as only white, are the details too small? I have some that just won't slice right even uploading as two different files. The slice preview looks a mess or is all white for 50mm logo keychains
Hmmm… My first thought is to make sure that all of the parts are in the assembly. You can try re-ordering them in the parts list as well. The last thing I would try is changing your slice-gap closing radius (I believe you need advanced settings enabled to see this) to a higher or lower value. Let me know if you’re still having issues and we can chat!
Make sure detect thin walls is enabled
I’m new to 3d printing so this might be the bad way… but on my x1c I just took the original .stl and did a color change at layer height 3 (total 4) and it came out good. Am I missing the mark? Or I missed the mark on flush?
There's nothing wrong with the way you do it (that's actually the intended way to use these models) but the method I show in this video is in case you wanted to make it completely flat. That way, for like a coaster or something, instead of there being a layer of black on top of a layer of white to make the design, the white and the black would be mixed on the same layer so there's no 3D printed texture on the top. It's just another way to do it! I hope that makes sense, happy printing!
Why am i unable to find a video where someone makes a simple model from scratch? I have searched high and low and everyone starts with a pre-made model.
What kind of model are you trying to make? If you let me know, I would be happy to make a video tutorial to help you out! Happy printing!
Thank you for the tutorial! Anyway to do this without the AMS? I’m using the P1P but with no AMS at the moment!
You can't .
You can but it's slightly more complicated. I'd slice the file so it prints only the black part, then slice the file so it prints only the white part with lift z set to whatever height your black part was (probably .6 if the black part was .4)
Then combine the gcodes so the print continues after the black, does a filament change then prints the white part.
I've done it a dozen times but it's hard to do at first.
I want to try this but I don't understand most of what you've said here. Very new.@@JuanRodriguezNushio
thank you -
I guess I am not that smart or doing something wrong, this seems to be the easiest method I have seen, tried several times and my raised always ends up concaved. Can I pay you to do one for me?
Hi Larry, I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble. Please send me an email to Help@markury.dev and I would be happy to help you get this resolved so you can finish your project!
I got it done going through Cura and just stacking parts on each other, I am determined to get it through Bambu, and your videos are the best ones I've viewed, Thank You @@Markury
Sic, tyvm
How did u do the polygon patterns?
Bro you awsome
It shouldn't have to be this hard :/