Egyptian City printed in Natural Wood PLA
Egyptian City printed in Natural Wood PLA
I got some natural wood PLA filament in last week and decided to have a little fun. It is not the easiest stuff to work with (It's like printing gloppy sawdust), and it is very temperature temperamental stuff. It can also get eaten up by the extruder if your retraction is set too fast and can clog a 0.5mm nozzle. All that said, I persevered. I spent some time on TinkerCAD designing custom Egyptian houses and temples from scratch and wanted to print them in the wood as board game pieces because the wood looks a bit like the brownish stone I saw when I was in Egypt for a couple of weeks way back in the 90's. Enjoy my fun little city scape. Now, back to printing a Minecraft chess set for my eldest as a Christmas present!
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Re: Egyptian City printed in Natural Wood PLA
if you could put your settings for printing in the general tips and tricks subforum... let us know your hotend type (V6, prometheous, etc) that would be great.
Tom C
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325 MM carbon arms trick trucks effector mount LED ring heat spreader
Corvair750
V6 Hotend
Robo 3D
Flashforge creator
http://WWW.TeslagenX.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - Bedini experimenter kits, books, DVD's
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Re: Egyptian City printed in Natural Wood PLA
Very cool. Excellent use of the wood filament. Thanks for sharing.
Re: Egyptian City printed in Natural Wood PLA
I posted my settings and experiences with it in the troubleshooting section as requested.