Min thickness .8, max 3.2, frame 4mm, 100mm diameter.
I like cheeseburgers. Mushroom Swiss with bacon pleasemy brain always reads your name as steve cheeseburger... sorry not sorry
One Cardinal Tetra per 50 gallons should be about right. Tetras need lots of open swimming space after all..Everyone knows you keep tetras in a long tank!
It is. I forgot to boost the layer height... I'm running it at .1 layer height and the speed looks to be fairly low although I think it's supposed to be at 50. I need to run a speed tower now that I figured some things out.
The infill it just to help the shading and light pass thru. The gradient. When you slice it you can look to see if there is infill, if there is you can bump up the number of walls or increase the infill.
Vertical, the best way, you loose detail otherwise.
Even on the flat ones? I should have asked sooner.
76 fake hours down the drain.
Is stb soon to be? LolI sample of a torch coral
My STB ex's father who passed away last year
STB Ex and kids
My mother, uncle, and grandfather from long long ago
I really should revisit the project and find tune the process. They are really neat, I just don't have print time for them right now.
That's my interpretation.
In my research you get better detail vertical, add a brim if you need it. Or in itslitho.com you can add a stand to the backside and even adjust it's size. Or a nightlight clip. Lots of options. But ornaments add a brim and supports to the frame. Layer height at .16 is better than an unadjustable layer width of a .40 nozzle. Your print will always be wider than the nozzle width.Even on the flat ones? I should have asked sooner.
Yes, it's been a very long drawn out thing, since February. She doesn't want it, but she crossed multiple lines and I can't live like that or let my children live like that anymore.
I'll check it out.
Cura doesn't have my current printer. At least last time I checked. Ridiculous closed source technology.
Oof. Sorry to hear that. I don’t print (those rhings) but I do reef so here’s heres Goni lookin at you with some eye candy-Yes, it's been a very long drawn out thing, since February. She doesn't want it, but she crossed multiple lines and I can't live like that or let my children live like that anymore.
Ok back to printing and reefs!
White is best, but any light colored filament will work, light pink looks great for little girl stuff. You just might need a stronger light source. I haven't tried translucent filament yet but thought that might be neat, maybe sparkle? Might loose details though. IDK just thoughts I've had.
