3D Printed Wall ART 60x60 on (STANDARD 3D PRINTER)

I've separated big Picture (60cmx60cm) in 9 (20cmx20cm) pieces.
Total Material costs ($80):
- 1.5KG PLA $20
- 1 Picture Frame 80x60 (was shorten to 60x60) $25
- 3m RGB LED with remote $20
- 3 x Spray Paint (Black, White, Sparkle) $15
- all kinds of tools :)
It took me approximately 2 weeks to make the actual picture, each part with standard printing settings - 5/7 hours x 9 pieces = +/- 54 hours (could make faster, but it is more understandable for others if it is with standard settings). :)
Thank you for watching!

[@VisockyA1]

Very cool project

[@Max3DDesign]

Thank you!
:)

[@TheLepec93]

I have been wanting to know how to split an STL for wall art for months now without success. I have been struggling with splitting into printable pieces and creating the pins/voids to connect them easily. Would really appreciate a video explaining the process :)

[@Adam-dp4ks]

you can just open up a cad software and do some simple math to see how many squares you need to cut it into ie if you have a 200x200 print area and a 600x600 object you will need at least 9 squares, all you have to do is draw a line where you want to split it then usually there is a split option like in fusion 360 which is what he is using there is a split body option.

[@mik4577]

Great

[@mortenleinan]

STL? :) cool project :)

[@Max3DDesign]

Hi, unfortunately I've deleted those files already.. but I will try to make video of how to split STL files in Fusion 360, it should not be hard, it is beginners level practice

[@mortenleinan]

@@Max3DDesign Nice, thanks :)

[@ahmadtamimitamin1410]

How do you cut it into 60 x 60?

[@mrMaxwave]

[@alexsansative7119]

hi! how you make this stl file? what program need for create such a picture?

[@Max3DDesign]

Hi, all done with Fusion 360