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Re: Small-scale printing recomendations

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2019 11:45 am
by hunterjwizard
I prefer ABS for acetone wash - gives a nice, smooth result. That said, I did have good luck with my first mini printed in PLA, so I might give that a shot.

One good advantage to PLA - since it doesn't react with acetone at all, it'd be a simple matter to use ABS supports and a PLA print. I haven't had great luck with other dissolving support materials so far.

Looking over on your other thread, I see the file is no longer available, any chance you can re-upload it? Would love to see your settings.

And yes, support structures are definitely an art, one I am slowly endeavoring to master. Its even more important with DnD minis which tend to have a ton of overhead I can never seem to make look that good. But, I've got some guidance going now so will see what we can see.

Re: Small-scale printing recomendations

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2019 5:03 pm
by airscapes
I only have a single extruder so support removal without blood or broken parts is also another art.. :-)
These are all version 4.01 esun pla+
4 swords flat woked best.factory
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Good luck!

Re: Small-scale printing recomendations

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2019 5:15 pm
by airscapes
could not attache this to the past post
Lizardfolk Cleric standing 3 parts final.factory
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