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so.. i refine my technic...and this is the result 
i took the idea from an old roleplaying adventure i've made as a dungeon master.
for the little story.. the 0.2mm printed example was all made with a filament from my filastruder beta 2
the stl is here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:68741
I will print this thank you!
As always, ysb, I'm in AWE! Good job!
i'm having a problem with the file
i'm having a problem with the file
whats your problem? ..... it was sliced under kissclicer 1.1 rc2 and slic3r 0.9.9... so i don't see ..
if your problem is thingiverse. you can also download it in my webshop : http://www.makershop.co/shop/fantasygra … -the-first
when i pulled the file up from thingi verse i got text which is wierd
mmmm sometimes thingiverse download are buggy... take the stl from my webshop... it's the same file.. or try another browser..
Printing it atm
Sometimes Thingiverse thinks the file is an HTM file instead of an STL file. When you click on the download link, Thingiverse will display the STL code in a web browser window. You can right click on the download link and choose "Save Target as" then add the .STL at the end of the file name. I had a couple files today that I had to do that with.
I did this one at .3. Nice model.
Pictured updated with a better one.
I can't get a good photo but this is printed at YSB's .2mm resolution using his config. The model is scaled down to 70%. (I had some worries about height because of my recent upgrade. Waiting on a coupler to fix that issue.)
This was then put into a presto parts finisher. There was no clean up between printing and presto.
Nice. I still need to try finishing a part with acetone.
you are so cruel with my daughter... presto finishing...:D love this 'ruby finish'... ...
the .3 version is nice too..
the 'lack' of small details (ok... even less with acetone finishing) in this model made it a easy subject for any printer.. but it was the goal
I am really impressed with how well this prints. I was scared when I saw how small the foot print was. At 70%, the sword looks like it wants to come off the bed before it meets up with the wall. My new camera is coming so I can put up some quality photos of models. The presto didn't seem to take away from the detail but the pictures tell another story.
Very, very nice model.. printed at full size on my MendelMax 1.5+
Very, very nice model.. printed at full size on my MendelMax 1.5+
whooooaou very nice.. it's the best raw print of this model i seen so far (or the best photo 
)
what layer size do you use ?
That's .13 layer height, through a .4 J Head, at 30mm / sec,
Leary,
Is that PLA you used?
Finally did a 1:1 print of a model the other night instead of the usual 1:2 ysb. Printed at .15 in ABS Red with M5 rod. No other finishing done:
i must do this mod.. it's neat !
I didn't like my first attempt at this which was with the slopnut and I wanted to prove that the solidoodle black could be used to print nice things. BUT, I could not get the SD Black to print correctly. It would just flake as everyone always reports. I slowly took my temps up as high as 250C and could not get layer adhesion. I instead went with another black filament that I had laying around that has a tag that says 3DPrinterStuff.com
The results speak for themselves. I know, I need a new photo back drop but nothing else gives me the color calibration that this does. These photos look even more impressive when viewed at full resolution.
Print time: 4H 58M
Layer Height: .15mm
Infill : 10%
Extruded Temp: 235C
Perimeters: 2
Very, very nice model.. printed at full size on my MendelMax 1.5+
Very nice print indeed. What filament is that you have used?
Came out pretty good for quarter size in golden PLA.
.... ok.. ok... you can make wargame figurine with my models..
who said that size matter ?
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