I printed this companion cube box over a year ago. I thought it was a pretty great print at the time! But in reality it was rife with ringing issues and a general lack of layer consistency. Not to mention the infill algorithm was very wasteful.
A year later, armed with more experience, software updates we’re able to get MUCH cleaner results.
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I was hoping a thick coat of gloss base would fill the print lines. (it didn’t) I chromed it to bring out all the imperfections and test some gloss varnishes.
Since I already had a chromy undercoat, I thought I’d test the durability of some of the varnishes I had, so I painted on the main colours and scuffed it up to make it really worn looking with various abrasive objects. It started off as a test print, then a painting experiment, now it’s a happy accident. And what better a test subject than a weighted companion cube?
Oh It opens up too.
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