Santa - Christmas knitted container by Hiko 3D

Hiko 3D

Household>Festivities

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill. 4 colors, not need supports.

Designer

10.8 h

1 plate

4.9(85)

Multicolor optimized for 5 Colors 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

12.8 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

Stronger print, slightly faster due higher layers

9.9 h

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

**These designs are for personal use only.
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Hello everyone, I share the first Christmas-themed knitted container: Santa 🎅

- It is a simple container where you can store store some candies or anything else you want to give this Christmas. 🎁🍬

- Does not need support.

Santa is printed in 4 colors with 1 AMS unit. (the belt buckle was painted with yellow acrylic paint, if you have another AMS unit you can add the yellow color). 🎨

I hope you like it and can create Santa in different colors with the other Christmas members. ☃️🎅🦌🐱🎄

Comment & Rating (120)

@user_934689245

I noticed that the color of the infill bleeds out significantly during printing, and I had to increase the wall thickness to 4 layers to improve the appearance of the color. Additionally, the color of the belt frame is not very well-colored. Could you upload a 3mf file of the belt with the color already applied? Thank you!

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@Hiko3D

you need adjust you flush volume

@user_934689245

Replying to @Hiko3D :

I don't think it's caused by the infill amount, but as you can see from the preview in the slicing file, the infill is black while the outside is white. It seems to be an issue with Bambu Lab's multicolor printing algorithm. I increased the height to 15cm for printing, I'm not sure if the author has encountered this situation before.

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@user_934689245

Replying to @jesonaqq :

No, I didn't enable this option, and it's the same whether it's enabled or disabled.

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