If you are using Blender you will want to use the face orientation check. This will show you the direction of the normals for the model faces. Additionally you want to toggle on the 3d Print analysis...
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If you are using Blender you will want to use the face orientation check. This will show you the direction of the normals for the model faces. Additionally you want to toggle on the 3d Print analysis...
You have to use a height map/depth map to create proper geometry to be able to print correctly. Workflow: 1. Use an AI depth map generator to create a height map of the image. There are several...
I made this model for my collection. Fan art of the Battlestar Galactica Mk II Viper. I messed up. When I went to resize it for 3d print, I intended it to be around 18 inches long. Somehow I can’t...
Short simple answer is yes, you can do everything you asked about. Longer more complicated answer is there are multiple ways to accomplish the tasks using different technologies. First you can...
Hi. I do not see anything obviously wrong with the model. Blender 3d has a rudimentary 3d print model analysis tool that is built in. You do have to enable the addon for it to be visible. Goto Edit >...
Calling this project complete. She is about 16" tall. Onto the next design or project. Happy 3d printing y'all.
Temperature finally getting to the point I could start gluing up the model. Almost done. Should be all glued up by tomorrow. I am not a good painter so will just spray her a metallic paint.
My latest model. Took a few days to model. Worst way to do it. Having a rough idea and modeling and designing as you go along. Sliced in several different parts and printing at about 14 inches tall...
Nice. Good looking model.
Did a quick look see.
Three issues with the model.
The worst is the normal face orientations on the model is terrible (as mentioned by fred_dot_u). Half the faces are pointing out and the...
Have you tried the alignment tools? There is a built in align tool add-on (extensions in Blender 4+) that needs to be enabled to use.
It is clunky and its a hit or miss of it doing what I need it...
Pumpkin fidget spinner. Printed at 2.5" x 2.5" x 2".
My second pumpkin design for the season. Made the model into a candy container.
That is awesome. Great looking figure.
It's a little early but Halloween 2024's pumpkin model.
Very cool. They look like fun prints for your kids.
Beautiful print. Very cool.
It can get daunting with all the options available out there.
I have a Bambu P1P but I don't recommend it. You can go cheaper with their A1 line of printers to get the same quality or for just a...
The chess table size is not going to be an issue. So it will come down to your budget and printing speed needs. I will say most FDM printers will be able to print chess pieces that will fit your...
Changing filaments manually or allowing the machine to do it automatically are both options. Depends if you want the convenience of having the machine do it for you and the additional cost of the...
Welcome to my second addiction. One of my first projects was a chess set. I've been making cnc patterns for over a decade so switching over to 3d printing wasn't terrible but there was still a...
That is an incredible piece. Nicely done!
Started learning how to make lithophanes today. Well at least what parameters I need to use. I figured out 1/16" depth for my prints work pretty good. Used an AI generated image that I converted to a...
Another leather stamp printed in PLA with 100% infill. Mountain lion tracks modeled in Blender 3d. Making a paracord whip leather holder/display.
Always encourage everyone to learn the basics of CAD or 3d polygonal modeling to really get the most out of their 3d printer. These fidget ring toys are super easy to make. Make a profile and revolve...