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pmcKANE
@pmcKANE
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Father of five first, maker of things second.
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Lovely design, came out flawless first try. The AMS use isn't too heavy or wasteful either, doesn't slow the print down much at all. I really like the results, I've gone and done two though the second is unfinished. Will per a perfect little topper to the girts given for Mothers Day, and I'm sure it'll live on the mantlepiece for a long time to come. I think the colours work a little better with the Love You in red and the background either in red or pink, but this version is still great. That's the joy of having a tall stack of different colours to choose from, the defaults are merely suggestions. Thank you for sharing <3
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They come out so nicely! Fantastic visual flavour for so many places, so many scenes. Marvelously easy to print, no worries about them coming out bad, they just come out perfect. Thank you for creating and sharing, they're great.
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Easily the easiest printables. Quality is great, the skill involved is evident, and I'm happily getting through these sets one at a time. I've got enough figures now for a years worth of plot progression in our DND campaign. Cannot thank you enough for releasing these, they're superb.
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Absolutely outstanding results. Just... outstanding. The amount of effort that's gone in to these is apparent. Top tier. Super stoked to get these painted and in to play, they're a gift for my DM and quite frankly I can see myself printing every single one of these sets. These are printed in cheap Deeplee RAPID PLA+ first layer set SLOW (20, 30) and with .24mm first layer height and 0.6 width. With those settings it grips the PLA playe beautifully well and allows for faster nozzle speeds at finer settings. I set my to 18 cubic millimers and speeds of 280 / 320 to print these. I only changed the settings because this PLA needs a little attention to get going, once it's stuck it's brilliant but the first layer is critical. If you're using basically ANY other PLA with a default profile these sets just print. They just... print. No complaints, they just appear a few hours later. Thank you very much for sharing these.
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A company of goblins! These models print so well. The settings included are perfect. Usually there's a bit of tinkering but these are genuinely support-free, stress-free, worry-free... and even free-free. It's remarkable. They look great, I did a few duplicates to increase numbers. These are printed in the recommended settings but with one minor modification: I used Deeplee RAPID PLA+ and that wants a wider first layer to stick properly. That's it. I increased first layer width by 10% to increase initial stick and it just... worked. Printed pretty quickly for this quality setting too! The design method is really good, you'll see it in the slicer, it's super efficient on plastic with NO compromise on quality of the results. They're so nice up close at the 0.08 layer height, you genuinely can barely tell they're not moulded. Superb work on these, the support free design, depth of detail and overall quality. Really appreciate it, thank you for sharing.
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Printed these at 0.12 and they're absolutely lovely. SUPER easy, the settings included are... perfect. Printed using cheap Deeplee RAPID PLA+. With the Deeplee RAPID stuff make the first layer slow, fat (increase first layer width 20%), and tall (increase first layer height 20%) and it'll stick just fine, everything else is standard. These settings are JUST for the Deeplee brand, the BambuLab PLA requires nothing but the standard settings for superb results. I'm super happy with these guys. One of them's a skeleton even. "My" guy is in this lot, I'm playing a dwarf who fights with hammer and shield or sometimes dual wields hammer and sword. I've been snooping around models for ages and this is near-perfect, I'll probably do a little sweak so I can have a version for each loadout I'll use. Very thankful for the effort and the sharing of these, they're going to help round out a campaign very nicely.
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Quack. Brilliant. Printed as a project for a gift. Paints, brushes and duck. Eventually the duck will be yellow, currently it's white and awaiting a little colourful attention. The model is very nice, the finished result is nicely smooth on the top and the knitted effect is consistently good. This is likely going to soak up paint in to the nooks and crannies, so get good with partially dry-brushing and do at least three coats to get the coverage you need if you paint yours! Thanks for sharing <3
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A very utilitarian set of hoops for precisely seeing whether or not your spells are actually capable of hitting what you're aiming at. Printed easily, no damage releasing them from the plate. The integrated distance indication is much appreciated too, without those it'd be a bit of guesswork to pick the right one. I like and prefer the squares profile, similar ones are round, and that can lead to arguments. By accurately defining the square that's "in" and subsequently the ones that are "out", arguments are reduced down to what counts as a save rather than whether or not there's something to save against in the first place. Great addition to a dungeon masters set, I feel like these are really quite fundamental to have access to. Thanks for sharing! I donated these to my DM already, I'll see if I can get some pictures of them in play.
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Great set, a decent variety of stout little murder machines. They've already been donated to my DM. Printed perfectly at 0.12mm layer height, lots of details picked up. Supports came off easily with the z-top distance increased by about 15%.
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What a superb tool! Genuinely impressive design and implementation, it works so well. It's super satisfying. One of my daughters is biiiiig in to crochet and she's balled up all of her wool / yarn. Some of it she's balled up two or three times just so she can play with this. It's mesmerising to watch, from the right angle it looks like the spool isn't even attached at all and it's spinning magically around in perfect circles. Thank you VERY much for sharing this, this is what it's all about and I appreciate it. Photos to come when I get it back, it's already become part of the furniture in my daughters bedroom. I printed on two plates for some colour variation, I did the big cogs in yellow and the rest in pink, by request. Printed using cheap DeepLee yellow PLA+ and cheaper DeepLee pink Rapid PLA+ 2.0/ Came out perfectly, absolutely flawless. A truly impressive, highly functional thing. EDIT: caught daughter using it, added photos
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Out little Pink Piggy Club. A brilliant addition, much to the delight of the kids. It's very easy in this model to pick the font you want and move the parts around too for positioning! This was printed as a surprise for the kids, and I suppose the Guinea Pigs but the gesture is likely lost of them. Went down very well indeed. It printed perfectly, a great idea indeed, so thank you for sharing it. Note: Pink is not mandatory, but clearly preferred.
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Another print that was nabbed while it was still warm, no photo yet sorry. I'll try to nab it back for a little while at some point. Suffice to say it's brilliant, really nice details and came out perfectly first time. I have a daughter who is in to Animal Crossing in a big way and she has a strong connection to this character, so thank you for creating and sharing!
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Works exactly like you'd think a tub with fancy sides would do. Holds pens very well. Equally capable at pencils, rulers. Yeah this is a pretty quick print! Scales well too unlike many others. Thank you for sharing, it's appreciated.
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Updated the water bottle holder to include an STL with all the various components in one place, as well as a 3MF that has everything all in one place across four printing beds. Hope it's helpful! There should be a combination in here that fits your water bottle, if not: let me know what dimensions your water bottle is, and I'll add a profile.
Pet Water Bottle Holder (1 litre)
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As stated - this does not enjoy life in PLA+. Printed one with Bambu Basic PLA using the settings in the profile and it works a treat. Prints quickly too, there's not much to it size-wise. Sadly my youngest daughter got hold of it, and while it's more robust than you'd think, it's not robust enough to survive a two year old. I'll post a picture when I print another, I don't want to ruin the feedback with pictures of a busted one. It's a very satisfying thing to twist around. As the hinges wear in you'll find different paths through to different shapes where there are rest positions of stability and loose positions of chaos. Thanks for uploading!
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What a lovely model! It looks all... geodey and volcanic. Came out great! The passthrough works much better than I thought too, I figured there's a lot of opportunities on this for snagging, but no, once it's lined up it works rather well indeed! I've printed just the one so far in black and transparent orange. I'm beginning to see the advantage of using the Bambu brand PLA, the finish is so good even with the basic stuff. My son loves this, I'm sure his friends will all want one too. Good. I've got more than a kilo of transparent orange not doing much, this is a great use for it. Thanks for sharing the model! Nice work indeed.
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Interlocking panels! They're panels with connectors so you can build shapes, enclosures, boxes, guineapig houses. Pretty much anything. Except things that can't be made from panels. Can't do those.
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A water bottle holder for pets. Handles a 1 litre water bottle, by yours truly. No glue required, print in parts, just slide - twist - click to assemble.
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Does exactly what it says very well indeed. This one comes on a little stand that hooks around the back of the Switch 2 stand so it doesn't just fall off the front. A great design, nice and simple, looks great in black. Thank you.
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Truly wonderful! I'll post photos when I get the chance. This disappeared immediately from my desk as soon as it was constructed. Brilliant little mechanism on the latch, very tactile. Print was flawless. Super pleased, thank you for sharing the model!
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