Guess the 3D printer filament used - Competition

[iDig3Dprinting]

We were not too sure were to put this, so we have put this here.

We are running a Competition to win a spool of woodfill, it's just a bit of fun really. The idea is to try and identify what filaments were used to print 9 models.

We cannot ship outside the UK so to win you must have a UK delivery address but feel free to have a go.

[curious aardvark]

with such low res pictures that's bloody hard :-)

Got about 5 definites, but 4 could all pretty much be interchangeable.
But I will give it a go :-)

Oh you bastards - just realised that there are 13 possible materials and 9 pictures.
That makes it a helluva lot harder lol

Well I think I've got 4 or 5 right and the rest are just guessing :-)

[iDig3Dprinting]

Initially we were only going to give the 9 materials that were actually used as options, then we thought it may be too easy. On reflection you are probably right in that it is hard. We have not run a competition with this format before so it will be a learning experience for us as well. in the end it will be the person with the most correct answers that will win so luck is probably going to have a lot to do with it, best guess basically.

If you click on the image it expands to 1000x1000 pixels if that is of any help.

[Mjolinor]

Well good luck finding someone that can do that. If CA can't then I doubt that anyone will.

Myself I can only say they are printed and they are plastic with a probability factor of maybe 80%.

[iDig3Dprinting]

Well good luck finding someone that can do that. If CA can't then I doubt that anyone will.

Myself I can only say they are printed and they are plastic with a probability factor of maybe 80%.

Guess

(Guess on it's own is too short a post so I am adding this rambling sentence in order to allow me to submit this post).

[Mjolinor]

Hmm, one chance in 259459200. Slim odds indeed.

Assuming my arithmetic is correct. (probability of that is even higher)

[iDig3Dprinting]

Hmm, one chance in 259459200. Slim odds indeed.

Assuming my arithmetic is correct. (probability of that is even higher)

This is not correct as it is the most correct answers that wins so the odds are determined by the other entrants performances. Ie. if you get 1 right and nobody else gets any right you would win.

[curious aardvark]

lol - hard is good.

I just didn't realise there were 4 extra materials by the time I'd filled the email in.
Then had to rethink about 6 of them.

I've used most.
But there are about 4-5 that would just look the same anyway :-)
Even with the picture full size, it doesn't help that much.

Easy - it aint !
Which is a good basis for a competition :-)

[iDig3Dprinting]

We were going to go with -

What is a type of 3D printer filament?

A) Chicken
B) The capital of Abyssinia
C) PLA

[Mjolinor]

We were going to go with -

What is a type of 3D printer filament?

A) Chicken
B) The capital of Abyssinia
C) PLA

I can get that one right, probably.