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that's werebears
This is why people split their 3d prints and glue them together, yeah.
...except for guys like me who stream youtube videos while they drive...ASMR commute.
this plan has been attempted about a million times in the short history of 3D printing and it has never worked right. Start your whole reprint now.
Generally plate adhesion loss is caused by a misaligned bed, so you’ll reprint the last bit alone and find that it doesn’t really fit on what you’ve already printed, because the warping is more systemic than it seems.
Ima get some stick glue and put painters tape on the build surface and put glue on that, it seems to work well
17 inches in Salem. Was much snow.
that's weremoose
You probably won't have great luck doing the last chunk and gluing it on. But if you design a large print like that to be put together and glued it'll probably be fine.
There's one model I remember seeing that had little tines and slots so it was easier to align the pieces too.
it works fine for small prints, I printed something very tall and leverage did the rest, should've split it into 2
it's a D&D mini (cloud giant), and the build broke at basically an ideal place for me to fudge it, the neck of the model, so even if there's some weirdness, I have green stuff modeling putty and I'm going to be painting over it, I can fudge it, should work okay
Yep. The entire support staff is paid out of my group. The call center and the group Chelle works for will be working out of this office without IT, building services, a dedicated HR specialist, or Accountable Property officers at the end of June as it currently stands. While he has several reasons to be disgruntled beyond his job ending, and I certainly understand how he feels, considering that they're basically going to have to admit they need at least some of the people being let go, right now is a really bad time to be airing grievances.
5th seed northwest conference is a lock-in as far as I am concerned.
Nobody else comes close to their staying power.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
why didn't you stop me chat
that sounds like a book about a witch looking for a huge peener
We just love to sabotage you, obviously
that's like a small horse
https://www.macintosh.fm
But at the same time, ehhhhh.
But do I want to spend a day in Eau Claire
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
i feel like this would be cool when the resolution is better for an affordable one
But I'm certainly not shitting on anyone's desk proverbially or literally anytime soon.
look magic works in this book okay
I mean the huge time sink is getting a custom model together to print. If you have the model there are a bunch of agencies that will print stuff for not ridiculous prices.
yeah, i guess the other part would be being artistically talented enough to design something in the first place because otherwise why not just buy them?
That's...not good. :?
...I know a lot of people in the DOD contracting world.
Didn’t specify human
the minis I have made so far with my monoprice delta have been fine
I would still buy a mini over what ive printed for a player character if you're playing a long term campaign, but the resolution is more than fine for monsters or whatever. In fact I've been printing them at half quality and at full speed, a tiny bit of sanding and a coat of paint and they look more than fine, here's a quick triceratops I did with no finishing work done on it (the green stuff is modeling putty, I accidently broke a leg off and got a little on the horn when I reattached it, doesn't matter since ima paint it)
it would be cool to make like custom 3D maps and stuff if you could just throw them back in the thing to reuse when you're done
or just make modular stuff i suppose
as i said last night, "no" and "last true good boy" are heinously underseeded
Yea, the worst part is that stuff like models from video games or movies aren't usually "watertight" so you can't use them for 3D printing. You need actual solid models which isn't the same skill set as making cool looking stuff.
Now when 3D scanners start to come down in price...
Yeah there's a lot of finishing involved with 3d printed stuff if you're doing minis.
I kind of want to make like landscapes and dungeons and such, have like rooms I can lock together to make maps and stuff.