Green photographs weird but I love how this came out on the Ultimaker 2+
Squizzle!
- jonnybischof
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Re: Squizzle!
Looks very nice!
I have some lime green filament from Diamond Age - one of the best PLAs I've ever had - printing wise. It just prints that little bit better than others. Maybe the green color particles aren't interfering with printability as much as other particles... My best one is the blue translucent from Diamond Age. That is by far the strongest PLA I've ever had. White is usually the worst from my experience, although the Diamond Age White is pretty good.
I have some lime green filament from Diamond Age - one of the best PLAs I've ever had - printing wise. It just prints that little bit better than others. Maybe the green color particles aren't interfering with printability as much as other particles... My best one is the blue translucent from Diamond Age. That is by far the strongest PLA I've ever had. White is usually the worst from my experience, although the Diamond Age White is pretty good.
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Re: Squizzle!
I had tried to print the Yoda bust but Cura's supports failed on it mid way through But what did print, at 0.06 layers, was simply amazing.
I figure Yoda would look exceptional in his native green![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
I figure Yoda would look exceptional in his native green
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