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Make your own Layered Sculpture - TUTORIAL

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You want to make your own Layered Sculpture /  3D Art Picture? I have uploaded the negative part, which you can use to create a layered model of all models you want.

 

NOW With Samples from me:

  1. R2D2 ( .3mf Template )

  2. Batman ( advanced )

  3. Mickey Mouse with flying ears    ( very advanced :p )

    https://makerworld.com/de/models/1143214#profileId-1145930

     

1of2:  Workaround: If you download the .stl File 

                                     Update 04.03.2025:   there are 2 Files now:    

                                      1.   1mm slat thickness & 2,5 Space

                                      2.   1mm slat thickness & 1,5 Space

 

  1. Load your desired model and crop it

  2. Scale the model to the desired size and place it in the middle

  3. Add a base plate if desired. Scale the base plate and place it in the middle

  4. Merge model with base plate

  5. Option: Color base plate or model

  6. Load my .stl Modell as a negative part and place it in the middle. If necessary rotate it 90°

  7. Raise the negative part by the height of the base plate. If you are not using a base plate, raise the negative part by 2mm

  8. Slice the print plate

  9. Print it 

2of2: Workaround: If you download the R2D2.3mf File

Please don't use the batman or Mickey files. They are just for Advanced users. For more information see my comment 2025-03-04

  1. Download the R2D2.3mf file.
  2. Delete “model ( Change this )” and “geometry ( to Close holes )”

  3. Load your model as geometry

  4. Push the negative part to the side

  5. Scale your model if necessary and put it in the middle
  6. Merge it with the base. Otherwise delete the base
  7. Color base or model, if desired
  8. Pull the negative part back onto the plate and place it in the middle

  9. Slice the print plate
  10. Print it 

Note: The negative part has a distance of 2 mm to the printing plate. If you want a thicker base than 2 mm, you have to lift the negative part accordingly

 

Now with Samples from YOU <3

 

  1. https://makerworld.com/de/@Imagin3DInnovat       Profil with a 175x175 Frame

 

 

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APPRECIATE THAT ONE FOR SURE :) ENJOY THE 2 BOOSTS ON ME WE ALL OUT HERE TRYING TO EAT
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And I greatly appreciate your two boosts :) My first double boost
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Replying to @MrM. :
I have only one question: where can one obtain such action figure images
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Replying to @Stefan_83 :
Either here on Maker World or on Thingiverse
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I get this error when I slice? Is this normal?
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"slice ok" stand ;)
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but you can check before printing in bl studio
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If you create a base by using a primitive, then to alter the size you're essentially scaling it. Then when you attach the 'negative part' to it, it goes crazy because it adopts the scaling of the part it's being attached to. For example, here's what I get if I create a simple base, scale it to 180x180x5, and then load your STL as a negative part (first picture). If I create the base in Fusion first and export it as a 3MF, and then load your STL as a negative part, it's not as bad but still not in the correct place (second picture).
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If the model is merged with the negative part, you need only select the model itself. Then the negative part will not be scaled. On macOS, the key is "option". I don't know the equivalent on Windows; you will have to experiment
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The negative part should not be scaled, as otherwise the lamella thickness and the distance between the lamellae would also change
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Not printed yet but the pure fact that this maker is not gatekeeping how to make these gets an instant boost! Cant wait to make some custom pieces!
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Turned out pretty well, I would have liked it finer or cleaner, maybe a 0.2 nozzle or print slower, but otherwise great, thank you
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Easy to use and nice. Thanks a lot
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How were the uncut sections achieved? The negative parts are already processed, and it seems quite intricate
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These are only slender cubes, spaced apart at the finished lamella distance. It may look complex because Bambu Studio does not display it elegantly. You can try defining my subtraction model as a "part" and then subtracting it from your model. Then you would also be able to see the finished part. Unfortunately, Bambu Studio often does not do this correctly. However, it always works with the negative part, even if it is not displayed. In your heart model, you have already worked with the negative part anyway :)
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Replying to @MrM. :
All right, I will investigate further, thank you for your response~
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Replying to @MrM. :
Was the negative part for the second Mickey Mouse achieved by subtraction in Bambu Studio? I've tried numerous times without success
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please can you make a video by any chance?
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I gave you the fishing rod - please fish yourself.
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Replying to @MrM. :
I'm stuck on step 8 can't seem to figure it out 😭
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Replying to @user_1368183205 :
Can you please make a picture and post it. Do you define "my" Part as a " negative Part?
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where I could get such a beautiful stand for all those sculptures? I really love it 🤩
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Hi . You mean this one?
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Replying to @MrM. :
Yes, exactly! Did I just overlooked it in your profile?
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Found it! Im blind, sorry 🙃 thanks a lot
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awesome tool, thank you
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