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MY SON 💜 [Some assembly required.]
[All of the 3D Printed pieces of Catnap. One of the hip joints is already in place, however the others won’t fit and are being reprinted a tad bit smaller in the Make-A-Friend machine right now.]
[The Make-A-Friend Machine (Bambu Labs P1S 3D printer with an AMS unit on top), watching in the dim light from across the house. The googly eyes don’t follow you… that you know of.]
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A miniature replica of a real stained glass window in Niantic, CT. Made for my mother (a big church fan) for Christmas 2025.
3D lithophane generated from a negative image in CMY, then printed in translucent PLA RBG mapping over natural pale yellow for clear. Casing printed in Iron fill PLA. Apps used: Photoshop, Gigapixel, Blender, Bambu lithophane generator.
I love 3d printing.
Feels like what today needs is frog butts
(design from Layers in Green!)
Had to share this as it was sooo much fun and one of those few projects that works first/time!!
This is the 150% scale version of Dummy 13 : https://makerworld.com/en/models/638587#profileId-564186
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first 3ds printer, Bambu Labs A1, and my first test print. Resin printers are preferred for minis stuff, but they're a lot of hassle & I don't have a safe place for one. FDM is easier & safer, & the quality is good enough for terrain, which is the main thing I got it for.
The test piece was printed on the stock 0.4mm nozzle with a layer height of 0.1mm. That's already giving me a pretty decent result with a light bit of sanding, but I've ordered a 0.2mm nozzle that should let me cut layer height to about half that.
Already abusing my timelapse privileges and I will not stop
