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It went together smoothly, no issues.
Filament used was Panchroma Matte PLA, Muted White.
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Easy print,
I used;
Sunlu PLA+ "Coffee Brown" filament for the body
Sunlu PLA Metta "Black" for the face
Sunlu PLA+ Silk "Light Gold" for the inlay and hands
Kingroon PLA+ "red" for the second hand.
For the second hand, I used this.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/603977-all-clock-hands-for-170-245-mm-dials#profileId-794851
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#Rate My Setup It's a mess, but it's my mess! I am no fanboy to any one brand and I use them all daily (not you T1 delta, you sound like a jet taking off). It's just a hobby for me but I have been in it for more than 10 years. I started with a Anet A8 kit I got off of Gearbest, I don't think they even sell printers anymore. I sure don't miss the days of gluestick on a mirror and slipping a piece of paper under the nozzle. You old timmers will know what I am talking about
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Cool model, thanks!
Printed using the following filaments.
For the casing I used Sunlu silk PLA+ "Brass" (they changed the name, now it's called "Silk Light Gold")
For the projectile I used Sunlu silk PLA+ "Red Copper"
For the led projectile I used TECBEARS High Speed PLA MATTE "grey"
For the frame I used Kingroon PLA+ "black"
For the holder I used Kingroon PLA+ "white"
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Easy print, I left the support interface rough to give it a marrow look, used wood stain to darken the bone.
Printed with Kingroon "skin" PLA filament
They actually sound like real bone in the wind... (don't aske how I know) ;)
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