Bambu Seagull
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Bambu Seagull
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This seagull was painted using the Bambu Studio paint tools. The materials I chose for the print were generic wood PLA for the stumps and Bambu Matte PLA for the others. Uploaded is a 141mm Z-height and 125mm is the smallest Z-height color print I've made without deterioration on the thing wings. Using a single color, prints can be made smaller (see the photo of the two side by side). The physical model is a 3D scan using a Peel3 and scaled smaller for printing on my Bambu X1-Carbon.
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Excellent model/scan, thanks! It printed perfectly. I used Strong tree support, dropped the purge tower and ran in Sport mode. I've been using a .5 overall factor on the purging and I've yet to see any bleed, this cuts the poop down a little.
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Excellent model, printed great and supports came of so easy, Thank you for uploading this
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hard to tell if you're drawing attention to the waste as a point of pride or a point of fact/awareness.
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You know I had to put the poo in the pics, or it wouldn't have been as fun. 🤣🤣 But the best part of this whole project is knowing that 3D printing has come a long way over the years, and multicolor prints are much easier to make now.
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So much waste! I wish we could find a solution for this
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This is the solution; make it part of the model. 😂
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“It’s a design choice” 😂
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you can make other models az your purge blocks and make it 5x bigger than the one youre printing and tada less purge waste LOL
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I really appreciate you showing all the poops, it’s really wasteful sadly
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It was a onetime thing for me, and I just wanted to know if it could be done. It is more efficient to make several on a build sheet and I was able to get away with placing 3 on the sheet. Thanks for the like and I hope you get a chance to print it one day. I'll try to make and upload a few others in the coming new year.
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habe ich meinem dad als Geschenk gemacht hat sich sehr gefreut
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Super 👍
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0.2 mm c'est un peu gros pour un objet aussi d'un et détaillé.
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Wollte den guten nur auf 50% drucken, aber keine chance. Die Flügel reißen während des druckes ein. Zwei Mal getestet mit bambu pla. Bin beim zweiten mal noch von den infiltrieren und wall Angaben abgewichen aber trotzdem ohne erfolg.
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Great model which I came across through a 'real sam prentice' YouTube video. - will have a go at printing it myself - but what I think I will do before trying it is:
a) Change the flush volumes to 'Re-calculate' and multiplier to 0.5 as per the recent 'teaching tech' YouTube video.. That would save about half of the flush waste.
b) Then to save most of the rest I would add in some 'flush-into' objects. With enough fairly tall objects I think I could get the flush down to only about 6g. However this would increase the print time by about 8 hrs, plus also only be appropriate if the tall objects were actually useful.
Have documented my workings here if you are interested https://forum.bambulab.com/t/making-better-use-of-flush-into-object-in-bambu-studio/29422/30?u=ukdavewood
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