Відео

if you are familiar with solidworks you can do lithophanes fully within the program: first, design a parameterized frame whos dimensions are controlled by the resolution of the imported image (or just manually adjust sketch dimensions for each new image). select the face that you wish to have lithoed (the face within the frame body), than adjust its appearance, place the image you want on the face, and apply the 3d mesh tool. you get all sorts of controls, and lightside up/down, so your lithos can also be reliefs.

Thank you! I just started printing lithophanes and this video is great!!

Thank you very much, mate, this is very helpful. You have a great accent, I hope you don't mind me saying

Thank you very much! Very helpful

Nice

Why filament? Wouldnt this be easier with Resin?

LEE TOE FIN

This video is incredibly helpful!

Lithophane setting ?

Nice video man

amazeballs

With the sd card, the slower speed fixed it, gotta try the usb mode to see if that helps it while maintaining the speed

Say hello to my litho phane!

A mask I was making shifted a full 10mm and then finished printing flawlessly.

For shapes like circles and hearts you most definitely will need strong supports if printing vertically. Ask me how I know!

I have a coreXY :) but found the tip about printing along Y particularly smart and valuable for who has an Ender3 or like most printers out there!

Excellent tips and overview! Thanks!

You are a life saver! Thank you!

Instead of a raft I often use a brim. Works for me

"Promosm"

How to print skinny parts? print slow!

This is by far the most informative video not only on Lithophanes, but general 3D issues that I’ve seen. Thanks so much for sharing this. You earned my sub.

thanks this was lots of help

Superb video. Thank You 🙏

Great Lessons! Exactly the right amount of Facts and explainations 😊 Awesome Video! Will definetely try out some of your tipps 😊😊

Thank you so much!

You just helped me a lot

Thank you for making this video. I was about to start my first one and was about to make a few mistakes. Just in time for Mother’s Day!

This is actually GodLike content, thank you so much. I have been struggling with a tiny curvy keychain, failed 18 times already but not yet given up.

Outstanding Sir!

Thanks alot my friend...I am having this same problem. I will try your best solution along with a solution from another viewer, which is to print two objects side by side, giving more cooling time between layers!

Nice information..

Nice information..

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Good experiments shared 💕thanks bro

Thanks for this video. I been wrestling with this problem and this helped a lot.

I had the same problem but i resolved it by printing 2 same screws with a bit space between each other, great video btw !!

My ender 3v2 started over struding out of nowhere, previous prints cane just perfect and suddenly after on print it began overstrudding, any ideas guys?!

Great video thanks!

Does that work with petg? Does petg layer adhesion need the previous layer still warm or does it just depend on how quickly we cool the current layer?

Thank you. I’m hoping to print some lithophanes before christmas

Great video, cant wait to try some of these tips.

Add the line of text "M413 S0" to the beginning of your gcode file. It will disable power loss recovery and solve this issue.

Thanks, good tips for 3d printing in general 👍

The ones I have printed flat have actually printed pretty well but everytime I try to do one vertically it fails, it gets like 20% or so and then messes up everytime. Any suggestions for me?

I love little fin

Very underrated video but has heaps of very useful info! Must watch for new comers

thank you so much !!!

What is a PEI shit?

Where to change the minimum thickness??