Single Layer Multicolor 3D Prints // Fusion360 & AMS Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this video I show you how to quickly convert a raster image into a vector image, how to bring it into Fusion360, and then 3D print it in Bambu Studio with the AMS.
Original reddit post:
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Image to SVG converter:
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Note that while it says it converts PNG's to SVG's, it also accepts other files like .webp (when you right click/save an image from chrome) or .jpg
Mark, this is so simple and concise I could do it on my first time using fusion tbh. You a champ for this. I been on the fence about jumping off tinkercad and I think im ready now lol. Appreciate it man!!!
Thank you!! I just added a mmu3 to my mk3s+ and was trying to figure how to divide the parts. Split parts is what did it for me. Thanks!!
This Information is Gold!! Thank you so much!
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. I have been looking for a simple quick, just get straight to the point and pointers video and you made is so easy for me. I have never really done fusion 360 but this made is so easy.
Thank you so much for this video, this was exactly what I was looking for.
Wikipedia is a great source for svgs all sports team logos. Just FYI
Awesome idea! Thank you very much!
Glad you like it! Happy printing!
Thanks for this dude, much appreciated
Glad you enjoyed the video! Happy printing!
Thanks again for the content!
How would you go about making the back several layers thick and black top layers (100% fill) When i do paint by layer and make the layer 3rd layer and above all black, the printer still prints the outlines of the shapes. I want solid top layer to be the "back" of these prints. I see them all the time on makerworld, but can't figure that out.
Great video thanks!
Great video, makes me want a ams for my p1p more😂
I would definitely recommend it, I even just bought a second AMS for my X1C! RIP my wallet though 💸
What if we want to put that logo on a coin or something. In fusion 360, I added the "coin" that is 3mm thick, and when I imported them all into Bambu, I could split them and change the colors, but then when I sliced them, it didnt work. It just wanted to print the "coin" with no color changes
Nice easy tutorial. But I do my multicolour in new component instead of new body and I name each file the colour it's going to be. And export as step files.
How long did it take to print?
Great, thanks a lot!
My colors are not fusing together any tips ? They seperate when I get them off the plate
hi, did you print the file 3 times for 3 colors? or just one time for all colors?
This printer uses a special system called the AMS, which allows it to print up to four colors using one nozzle so it’s all done in just one print. The filament swapping is automated by the slicer and the printer prints a purge block in between colors. I hope this helps!
@@Markury I just ordered p1p. I asked because I didn’t see an AMS on top of your x1c. Thank you for answering my question
Really great tutorial, what if you wanted to make it a coaster?
I'm betting you could do all that in fusion too.
what should i do if i want to add more layer??
Extrude it more. He extruded it .2mm since that is one layer. If you did it .4mm it would be 2 layers, .6mm is 3 layers and so on and so forth
How did you assign the colors in Bambu Studio?. Thanks.
Click object in the process section of bambu studio. (middle left, default is global, change it to objects)
Any tips for when your print has holes in it for some reason?
This might be caused by the top/bottom infill patterns. Try switching between concentric and linear/rectilinear patterns and see if that makes a difference! A workaround for this might be increasing the number of bottom layers to the height of the overall print if the infill pattern doesn't fix it. I hope this helps!
Another great site is creative fabrica
how can you do this without fusion360?
I just uploaded another video showing how to do this without Fusion 360 using free tools. It uses the ability to import SVG files directly into Bambu Studio without having to convert it to an STL first, so I would go check that video out. Thanks for watching!
you can also import images into cura to single color print them
Can this be done with the free version of F360? There many things not able to do with the free version.
Go Bills!
What is the purpose of a one layer print?
I was looking for a print that gave me flexibility to contour on a curved item, and the one layer print did that for me.
a bit later, but this is for printing things like keychains or badges or signs or art. One single (though usually 2) layers of all the color, then the remaining layers black. The purpose is the color sides are printed first, so they squish into each other and make a nice uniform picture, instead of seeing lines.
Still don’t see how this will print?
This print uses the Bambu Lab AMS (or Prusa MMU) to print multiple colors on the same layer. I just uploaded a new video that shows it actually printing, so go check it out to see the printing process!
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Devolution 😂
very interesting but, speak normally please!
Definitely don't download a logo from a companies brand resources and print it and sell it, just saying
This is good if you know how to use fusion. If not you went too fast and didn't explain how to actually do anything. You just said now do this this and this and you will get this. You need to explain how to actually go through the software and make it do what you want.
Wish you had Bambu in the Title. It's a great tutorial, but a little misleading... I thought you'd be showing how to do this with a single nozzle/non-AMS/MMU.
Did you ever find a good ( up to date) tutorial for a non-bambu printer?
It says AMS in title, that tells you Bambu
wow Thanks! can you make a video how to do like this?
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That looks really cool and I could definitely make a tutorial on something like this! I see a cord, so is it a lamp? I’d love to see the source where you found it for more details if you have it.