Blastoise Wall Art
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Description
Thanks to everyone who reached out and asked me to post these. I am hoping to do many many more of these and would love to hear your feedback, suggestions, or any issues you had while printing these.
You will need an AMS/CFS to print this model and there will be multiple pauses and color swaps. If you open this file as a 3mf, the pauses are already included. I also included a How-to below on AMS/CFS color swaps. It's one of those things that once you have done it once, it clicks and just becomes routine. I hope you enjoy and welcome the feedback!
Project: Blastoise.hfp
Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm
The Model is 56.18x112.36mm in size. You can resize X and Y asis, but keep Z as is!!
You may print at higher layer heights below the Base Thickness of 1.2mm
The Max allowed Thickness is 4.24mm and the Actual Thickness is 4.24mm
#000008 PLA Sunlu Black Transmission Distance: 0.1
#00061b PLA Sunlu Midnight Transmission Distance: 0.1
#351ca5 PLA Sunlu Klein Blue Transmission Distance: 2.6
#239eff PLA Sunlu Cyan Transmission Distance: 0.6
#43b4ff PLA Sunlu Sky Blue Transmission Distance: 1.5
#fff8ae PLA Sunlu Bone White Transmission Distance: 3
#ffcb00 PLA Sunlu Yellow Transmission Distance: 6.5
#f100b5 PLA eSun Purple Transmission Distance: 3.9
#ff87dd PLA Ziro Hot Pink Transmission Distance: 6.7
#001892 PLA Sunlu Transparent Blue Transmission Distance: 26
This print uses 10 unique filaments
Swap Instructions:
Start with Black
At layer #20 (1.68mm) swap to Midnight
At layer #21 (1.76mm) swap to Klein Blue
At layer #24 (2mm) swap to Cyan
At layer #29 (2.4mm) swap to Sky Blue
At layer #31 (2.56mm) swap to Bone White
At layer #34 (2.8mm) swap to Yellow
At layer #37 (3.04mm) swap to Purple
At layer #38 (3.12mm) swap to Hot Pink
At layer #47 (3.84mm) swap to Transparent Blue for the rest.
Manual AMS/CFS Color Swap Method
This print uses a staged manual filament swap technique with the AMS/CFS to expand the effective color palette beyond the normal slot limit.
How it works:
- Start the print with the first set of filaments loaded into the AMS/CFS.
- Allow the printer to complete all color changes assigned to a specific slot.
- Once a slot is no longer needed later in the print, pause the print during an inactive layer.
- Remove that filament from the AMS/CFS slot and replace it with a new color.
- Resume printing so the new filament becomes the active color for future layers.
Important:
- The replacement filament MUST be assigned to the SAME AMS/CFS slot as the original filament.
- Only swap after the previous filament is completely finished being used in the print.
- Do NOT remap colors in the slicer mid-print.
- Keeping notes/screenshots of the swap order is strongly recommended.
Why do this?
This technique allows:
- more colors than the physical AMS/CFS limit
- smoother gradients
- better highlight/detail control
- expanded HueForge/FlatForge color blending possibilities
Then I’d add a super short practical example:
Example:
Slot 1 = Black → later swapped to Dark Blue
Slot 2 = White → later swapped to Light Cyan
License
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