Star Trek Coasters by Dragoon

Dragoon

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

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8.6 h

3 plates

4.8(22)

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Description

Made those coasters for a friend.

Material and Color of the Coasters:

Bambu Lab PLA Basic Blue

Bambu Lab PLA Basic Silver

Extrudr PLA NX2 Hellfire Red

The Holder:

Amazon Basics PETG Black

"Textured Plate" for the coasters and “Engineering Plate” for the Holder.

Make sure to put the colors in the right order, or adjust the print order on the plate.

For plate 1 : Red → Blue → Silver

For plate 2 : Silver → Blue

This is essential for the thin writings and details, they won't be visible otherwise.

Comment & Rating (34)

@geoboris

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

worked well with 0.4 nozzle but for the tiny text I should have used a 0.2 nozzle. thanks to the designer!

The designer has replied

@Dragoon

Looks great, i‘ve also wanted to make that one ring black, but i didn‘t had a spool of black filament at that time.

@Mobyone

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

Awsome looking print!

The designer has replied

@Dragoon

glad you like it. try using a textured plate if you have one. It will hide the lines and make it even more visually appealing

@user_1476750180

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

great set love the two designs

@AWausO

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

hat gut geklappt, danke für die Vorlagen

The designer has replied

@Dragoon

super, freut mich ^^

@bsimbeck

So I tried this last night on my A1 mini. The smaller writing on the Blue and Silver ones is very hard to read otherwise they came out great. Any suggestions?

The designer has replied

@Dragoon

yes, check the color order for the first layer on that plate. edit: should be silver first then blue second

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@Dragoon

oh and make sure that in the tab under „Global“ / „Quality“ / „Wall generator is set to „ Arachne“

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@bsimbeck

Replying to @Dragoon :

Thanks I am giving that a go now! I will let you know how they turn out. I love this design!

@tinacoffeencats

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

my dad loved them, words on silver was a bit hard to see. if I printed again I would like to see the colors more like the gold with the blue background.

@Oneshotblu

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

@user_2025849877

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

These didn’t turn out like I had hoped but was my first time printing multi color. it might have been my PLA so will try again as others have had success.

The designer has replied

@Dragoon

First time is always a challenge, i am sure you will get there. What happened? Maybe i can help you figure it out. Just a shot in the blue to get this out of the way Check that: -the order you put your colors in the AMS matches my profile or adjust the color printing order for the first layer accordingly, screenshots below -the plate needs to be clean, wash with luke warm soapy water, dry well and then a little cleaning with ipa to get rid of what ever could be left on plate -if not using bambu filament, then use generic profile and adjust the temperatures according to brand recommandations. They should work aswell (-Maybe calibrate the filaments flow rate (not neccessary for most filaments)) -Adjust flush volume if you have color bleeding, shouldn't be an issue with standard settings -if generic settings don't work, then look on the manufacturer page for filament profiles. eSUN for instance has filament profiles for all theyr filaments ready to download and import to bambu studio. Other big brands have them to. -Clean the nozzle while hot (~195 C ) with a cloth or better a brass brush, if left dirty the old filament can stick to it while color changing and result in all sorts of artifacts in the print. I Hope those tips will help you and maybe others to.

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@user_2025849877

thank you for the info. I will look at what you suggested. Will leave a follow up comment next time. unfortunately I haven’t had a lot of time to spend on this so far.