[Lithophane tips] 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Making Lithophane - 3D Printing
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- Tips and hacks for better lithophane making
10 Things I Wish I Know Before Printing Lithophane
Lithophane Testing Jig:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:468...
Solve Banding Problem:
www.nikkoindustries.com/blogs...
Online Lithophane Maker:
lithophanemaker.com/Lithophan... Heart shape
lithophanemaker.com/Lithophan... Ball Shape
lithophanemaker.com/ Other more (Lamp maker, Night Light, Box, Christmas Tree) - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This video should be first when searching for lithophane. Best one I seen so far.
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.
This is a really good video that goes from basic to complex tips which many other channels don't cover on lithophanes! Thank you. : )
Thanks for the comment, we will keep it up😊
New to printing lithophanes; your tips and explanations were VERY helpful, thank you! This was excellent.
Unless you are running an unusually heavy direct drive, the heated bed is MUCH heavier than the X axis. You could argue that the Y axis imparts a lower moment of inertia as it is closer to the bottom of the machine, but I've always found minimizing Y axis moves to improve quality on bed-slingers. Even the original dev of the lithophane site recommends printing minimizing Y movements on critical surfaces. Did not even stop to compare the two results.
Thanks for the tips.
Great video. Very helpful info! 👌
Great video and very helpful! Thank you!
good tips, thanks
Thank you very much sharing your knowledge with us.
GREAT VIDEO!!!!!! This really helps thank you!
Excellent tips and overview! Thanks!
Thank you. I’m hoping to print some lithophanes before christmas
Outstanding Sir!
most interesting presentation.
Thanks, good tips for 3d printing in general 👍
great video and instructions
Thanks for the comment 😊
Thank you for posting this. You had some really great tips that I know will help me produce better Lithophanes.
Thanks for the comment, we will keep up making video like this to help the community. Happy printing
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
Great video, cant wait to try some of these tips.
thx, great video.
Great video! thank you.
Great video
I've had the best luck with detail by turning my photos black and white medium tones and then converting to stl.
I've always printed them upwards on the z axis as well, not laying flat.
I'll try my next one along the Y axis
Nice information..
Great Lessons! Exactly the right amount of Facts and explainations 😊 Awesome Video! Will definetely try out some of your tipps 😊😊
Great video thanks!
Thank you for your advice
Great to hear that, enjoy the printing 😊
Great video. Keep it up.
Sure I will keep it up, thanks 🙂
Really great vdo, very informative.
Thanks for the comment. Happy printing 😊
amazing video, greetings from Croatia!
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!
Instead of a raft I often use a brim. Works for me
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!
That was really helpful :)
Thanks.
Spirts bless, dude! Great vid
very good!
Thank you. I made some changes.
Welcome my friend. Happy printing 😊
amazeballs
Would transparent color work better or worse than simple white?
Can you use black filament to make a Lithopane
Guys I’m not trying to be rude- but I was pretty distracted when I put this on…… and started REALLY wondering why kept referring to the print as “your little friend”
Thought it was cute but really strange after the 20th,30th time
Then when I started paying attention it hit me.
Great video thanks
What about PETG Lithophanes? Are there any optical differences?
good idea flipping it 90degrees so the bed does the most movement.
What nozzle size did you used!? That's just what I want to know
You can add your profile from Cura?
For shapes like circles and hearts you most definitely will need strong supports if printing vertically. Ask me how I know!
Where to change the minimum thickness??
do you know if you can make lithophanes using resin? Have tried and cant get it right - and if so, vertical or flat for printing? Great video by the way
I'd say try it yourself. It probably wouldn't waste but a teaspoon of resin, if it didn't work. You'd know within the first few layers if it will work.
@@BiscuitGirl9154 it does work we do it in our company hycube works Bangalore
Thank You for this ... Simple & Easy to understand ... but - where are the Promise Links ?! ... (LOL)
Hi, thanks for the comment. The links are in the video descriptions.
I cannot get these to print all the way. Last one I tried was an estimated 10 hour print and about 8 hours in, it spaghetti'd everywhere. I have tinkered with the settings but I can't figure it out.
Last settings I tried
.16 layers
45mm speed
200 Nozzle Temp
97% Filament flow rate
Is the tip about printing along the Y axis still true with a printer like an Ender 5 where the bed only moves in Z? Thank you.
Hi, that is a very good question. The main idea is to print in the axis direction where the printer is having least vibrations. Beside the heat bed, the movement of the hot end will also contribute to the vibration. But for your case, Ender 5 (core xy printer) because the movement structure is almost similar along both x and y axis, it will be less difference in effect. Thus this tip will be not effective for you. Good luck and happy printing.
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 Thanks!
More importantly, tighten everything
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?
use a brim. you need to keep it from wobbling as it gets higher. make sure you have good bed adhesion. If you are printing on glass, try some glue stick.
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My printer is Ender 3... I print both X and Y axis.. but not seeing any quality difference..
If you are printing with extremely slow speed, the overall vibration become negligible in both axis, so the effect might be not observable. Hope my answer help to explain🙂
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 Thank you... Should I use 100% infill or increase the number of walls for good quality and better printing speed
@@azaharuddinsk100 For our testing, we implement both 100% infill and increase the number of walls, the quality is good. If u want slightly lower printing time, u can try 99%infill, the quality will still be great but u need to choose the infill pattern.
Resin is better for litho thanes though isn’t it?
Yes, it is because resin can print with greater resolution(smaller layer height)
Say hello to my litho phane!
There's a website that converts your pictures and adds a frame to it for you and prepares it and all you have to is bring it to your slicer and add a raft and print
so... what is the site?
@@jeff-dv8cx th-cam.com/video/XmbdcmvZbP8/w-d-xo.html
@@jeff-dv8cx th-cam.com/video/4FvtQOHzus4/w-d-xo.html
1:42 I used transparent filament
Its worst😡
Hi, in our video, we mentioned white and light colour filament(light grey, light blue). We are very sorry that you are being missleaded . We will still try to improve time by time. Also we think that you have a great finding which can help others to prevent printing lithophane again using transparent filament. Thanks for sharing the experience here. We hope you can enjoy your future 3DPrinting project🙂👍
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 I didn't buy the filament under your guidance it's not your mistake
It's totally my mistake
I am angry with that filament and not with you😅
Thanks for your reply😇
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@@scottsound4711 Hai
*knew
Thanks for the comment, we will be more cautious next time 😅
@@gravity-less3dprinting624 isss all good
Is that Uncle Roger??
I love little fin
thanks friend , it helped me a lot.
Nice information..