i printed 2 one from the printer to the filter and one from the filter to the window to keep airflow as smooth as possable printed with pETG in case the printer hose gett warm with 65c chamber temp in the future on this H2C laser thank you my next boost is yours

this is one of the very best can/beer bottle holders I have yet to find. It is even very very good at keeping things cold! supports came off with ease as you can see. Printed in Bambu PLA red marble

Big is better

wonderful, and very funny and I made them for all of the DMs I play with in addition I have given a large one to the local games store who have hung it on the wall behind the spot where DMs normally sit.

The Small 5 gram version printed ok (i broke off its hook getting the supports off so that is on me) in BL PETG HF as you can see but I had layer adhesion problems with the 25 g size at the neck. printing the 25g in petg as I type this How did you do the paint in your color photos? The fur effect is amazing. as is the lack of layer lines at this scale in the color painted version. What does the "Last Filament" mean in the titles that you have given these "Horror" models? as in "Last Filament Horror XXXX"

I gave this 5 stars when I printed it. Not sure why I got the system message to rate it again, but because I like the sentiment and your graphic ingenuity, I am happy to do it again. This one is with all Bambu filament: the red is PLA marble, the white is PLA matte, and the lettering is PLA metallic silver. It sits on the cover of my laptop so at the table every one else sees it and I ended up GIVING three of my other players the red base version from my first review and an 8X10 version of this color combo for his DM screen.

I had a lot of fun with this, doing a tiny bit of Bambu Studio painting in the pipework (green and white bits) and some of the riveted cast iron structure. This was the most wasteful of plastic of anything I have ever printed. The poop and wipe tower weighed more than twice as much as the finished print. The AI fault detection saved this tiny print many times, as the poop chute had many clogs; they were just below the wiper roller every few hours during the print. Even with other 4-color AMS prints over hundreds of hours, I have never had clogs like this. In the past, the poop clogs I had were from the poop backing up from a big pile at the bottom of the chute from the poop bin, but those were far larger prints with larger blocks of the 4 colors.

boosts incomeing for you very nice work . looking forward to the fruits of your crowdfunding

Wonderful model I I printed this wonderful model in three sizes: 75%, 125%, and 200%. Unfortunately, the 200% size didn’t work out, and I realize it was my mistake. As a habit, I unchecked the allow supports that are not on the build plate. I printed in 3 sizes 75%, 125% and 200% failure was all my fault, as I did my automatic disallowing of supports not on the build plate. It turned out that the model requires supports not on the build plate, as the temple has a basement that needs to provide support for the main floor of the entry porch. I printed these as props to use at my local game store for Table Top Games, such as D&D. Even the failed 200% print will be used as a swap-in when/if the party falls through a trap at the top of the steps.

Top notch I have to rework the pen holder as the TFIVE paint pen/markers I have are a bit to large to fit at 1-7/16 inch

Printed with a .04 hot end as my .02 is on order. Clearly, printing these D&D miniatures requires the .02, but I think it speaks to the quality of your models that it turned out so well.

I have a .02 hotend on order, so this was printed with the .04, but I bet that I would need to print your fine model at 200% to show it to best effect with the .04.

I have only the nicest things to say about your models, both at full scale and half scale.

Top tip: Don’t try to print this with TPU for AMS (left in the photo)unless you have a very, very finely tuned printer! This is such fun and it prints perfectly in Bambu metallic PLA Silver.

The “let’s get drunk" on the (color photo) build plate side got a little lost printing this with TPU for AMS and TPU 85 from an unmarked mystery spool from my 3d History box

I first printed in Bambu basic PLA black and they were small enough to just fall through the barrel of the gun I increased by 1% (101%) and printed in PLA marble white and have a perfect fit. Just for fun I loaded one of these white wit grey speckles and then dropped 6 or 7 of the black ones down the barrel. for a target I hung a sheet of tissue paper wit a black cross and a 6 inch circle on it for a target. at 20 feet the pattern covered the whole sheet at 10 feet most were in the 6 inch circle. lweove the concept but my air guns are all CO2 powered so I can't vary the power of each shot to find out the pressure where these would be most accurate. but it is a fun party trick.

An amazing model and a perfect print it did take 19+ hours but the result in Printed Solid’s Jessie’s Elixer in gold was more than worth it