Designing a Gyroid Vase
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- See the first video on gyroid infill here: • 3D Printing With Gyroi...
In today's video I'll walk you through the process that I took to design and slice the gyroid vase from the previous video. This technique can also be used to create multi colour or multi material prints by assigning different extruders to each part of the model in Slic3r.
Download the "artistic" version of Slic3r PE with gyroid infill for windows here: mega.nz/#!J5ASzASJ!8WjsqoQ3jV...
This version is experimental and may contain bugs. Make sure to backup your print profiles before opening it.
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Very very good blog Matt, looking forward to seeing more videos coming from it
Outstanding! Thanks for the Fusion tutorial as well!
Gyroid is instantly my favorite design now. I'll use octet when I'm going for strength, but when I make things for friends (often) I will 100% go with this every time.
DUDE! this was awesome!!!! thank you so much for the detailed guide!
Great video Matt!
DUDE! Thank you for this video. You gave me a ton of useful information just using the spline and shell tools.
Awesome video Matt! More Fusion 360 tutorials would be most welcome as well - you rock at this!
Great video and instruction Matt, thanks!!
Thank you so much. I followed your tutorial and created a nice vase. Now I can´t wait to see how it will print.
Look forward to your strength properties test
Thank you for the awesome video tutuorial, learnt so much in such a short time. Keep up with the outstanding work. Could you do videos on knurling/patterns etc on flat surfaces or box??
Nice! You have a very clear way of demonstrating techniques. You should really do a Fusion 360 series starting from the ground up. I think that would be a hit.
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Thank you so much 👍😃
Hey, Pretty cool, thx.
Now to do it in Cura. I believe Cura now supports this infill pattern. ;)
Very noice!
Great video. Do you know if there is a setting in the latest slic3r betas that allow you to turn off the interface layer for zero perimeters that you asked supermerrill to add for you?
Hey Matt, good stuff.
Constructive and unrequested advice: Would be good to see a bit more of the finished product at the end of your video. Also time-lapses never hurt :)
Thanks for the advice! I'll keep that in mind for my future videos
Thank you for clear and concise instructions. You are running F360 on MacOSX in this video but the " artistic " version of Slic3r PE you are sharing is Windows version. Did you ever get a Mac version?
Thanks for sharing this video! So I downloaded the zip file for the "artistic" version of Slic3r PE with gyroid infill for windows, how do I add that to PrusaSlicer app?
Super effect. Can you share the files you used.
Why are you smiling like that?
I just like to smile, smiling's my favorite! -ELF 2003
Good video Matt, your smiling in the start of the video made me smile a bit.
If you look closely at the gyroid in the slicer, you'll see there are little bits of it free-floating in mid-air (at least in Slic3r / PrusaSlicer). What happens with these when printing?
Nice!
But how on earth would one achieve this using Cura 5.1.1?