3D printed on a Prusa MK3S using PLA+/Silk PLA

  • @PlasticExistenceOP
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    17 months ago

    Yeah, that’s something you could do, but getting the individual parts all aligned properly and glued down would be a pain. I guess it would be possible to print a tool to make it easier, but that’s certainly a lot more work.

    • Farid
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      17 months ago

      Yeah, I can see how aligning small face pieces would be problematic. Although, how hard would it be to make small indents on the back piece that would perfectly fit the elements?

      • @PlasticExistenceOP
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        7 months ago

        If you have the CAD files, not hard. That’s most often not the case if you downloaded the model from a site like printables.com or thingiverse.com, as I did with this model.

        Some slicer programs might let you do that too, but probably not as easily or as well as CAD software.

        • Farid
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          27 months ago

          Thank you very much for all your detailed answers!

          • @PlasticExistenceOP
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            27 months ago

            Well you know it’s very hard to get 3D printing enthusiasts to talk about 3D printing.