Nice! I have thought about doing something like this, but haven’t yet.
Would you mind if I asked you how you transferred the drawing to 3D? I use fusion360, and the process can be a bit finicky.
Ideally I would like to take a drawing and convert it into a stamp
OMG, Pareto analysis… so sexy.
Oh, I’ll have to check out peertube. Thanks for the information.
I wonder if some form of bit torrent client may be of use here.
He’s practicing being evil
That’d be epic. I am imagining a Socrates chatbot now.
I love the idea
I feel like you are being sarcastic which is good. Some say he wrote the book.
As a more serious note, it should be pretty possible to 3D scan the heads of anyone and turn them all into planters.
I like it too.
It’s overture’s Rock White PETG.
Some more pictures
Should work well with most nozzle sizes.
I printed use 3 wall loops, lightening infill, and some customized support settings I don’t have off the top of my head.
Should be fixed now. Thank you for trying.
It’s about the size of a Bambu build plate, so around 250mmx250mmx250mm. It should scale down easily, up may work, but there could be a limit due to the drainage holes.
Sure, let’s try this?
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Thank you!
A small amount of supports were removed. No other post processing.
The filament is Overture’s Rock White PETG.
More views:
It’s going to have some filament waste regardless, but there some things you can to reduce the waste.
Have a purge object, check purge to infill setting, explore reducing the purge filament between material changes.
Most importantly print multiples if possible… It purges the same amount whether you are printing one object, or twenty.
My Mini Factory has a project called Scan the World. Stuff like this can be found there.
I am in California so PST
Awesome. Thank you