Miniatures Paint Brush Cleaning Pot by TachyPrints

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Print Profile(3)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

Designer

2.8 h

1 plate

4.9(272)

NO D20 - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

Designer

2.8 h

1 plate

5.0(73)

A1 Print Profile - 0.20mm, 5% infill

3 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

1351

3535

419

476

2.8 k

2 k

Released

Description

Citadel paint pot holder add-on now available too!

Here is a paint brush cleaning pot for painting miniatures

Features

Rest over top for current brush

Three brush holder at the rear

Grooves on the bottom and sides for cleaning brushes

Grooves towards top to get he point back on the brush.

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Comment & Rating (419)

@AsAbove_SoBelow

Boosted

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

amazing design. exactly what I needed and then some

@TachyPrints

thank you so much for the feedback

@BrokenHalo

@AsAbove_SoBelow What is the brush holder behind the cup?

@Ken_Kitashi

Replying to @TachyPrints :

I'm also curious about these 2 brush holders.

@DiMeng

Boosted

Awesome quick print! Anything special that needs done to sell commercially? I would like to put them in my online and physical stores. I might not sell a lot locally but I think they should sell well in my gaming groups!

The designer has replied

@TachyPrints

Thank you for the feedback, looks like it came out well. No nothing needs doing, feel free to sell them however.

@user_1286772601

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

Had a print failure (not profile related, honestly not sure why it got off kilter), but was towards the top, so was able to slice it and re-print just the top and glue it together. Tried it in a transparent to see how it would turn out, and really like it!

@M2.Gold

Looks dope!

@user_1794530269

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill

perfect design for a gift to my wife. side surface and bottom surface different textures for cleaning the paint from the bristles. she usually uses two to three brushes at a time and there are three vertical spots for brushes and the horizontal rest at the top. really a clever design. I used PLA, I’m new to this and I feel that might have been a mistake. I’m waiting to hear of a puddle on her desk as a result of using PLA, hopefully I’m wrong 😱🤣

@TachyPrints

I had water in mine for 3 days without any issue. hope it works out for you. increasing temperature or wall count should help

@user_1794530269

Replying to @TachyPrints :

thank you, that’s helpful advice!

@user_403811683

this looks nice! I'm curious did you have any problems with water seeping out since printed PLA typically isn't watertight. did you do any postprocessing to make it water tight? I'm super lazy and typically leave my cleaning cup with the dirty water for days hehe

The designer has replied

@TachyPrints

I left mine with water in it for 24 hours with no issues

@user_403811683

I see, good to know, thanks!

@user_2758535793

If you have issues with your prints holding water you can slightly overextrude them, like 101% and that will almost certainly make them watertight. When I print planters I usually overextrude them and do 4 top layers for some peace of mind.

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