Making a 2 Sided coin. Alternative Method Bambu Studio Intermediate Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2023
- Today we are creating coins or any 2 sided item. We are adding 2 images(SVG file) to a model. This is a newer technique if you have been following my other videos.
please watch at least these to get caught up.
• Bambu Studio project 2...
• Bambu Studio Logo Impo...
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Your videos have accelerated my abilities in Bambu Studio 1000x. Thanks for sharing.
Dude how do you not have a million subs your channel is awesome
Thank you very much for that. 👍😁
I have to say your tutorials on BS are pretty amazing dude. Definitely learn a ton about the capabilities of this software from you
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
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Thank you very much for the comment. I'll keep them coming if people like them. 🙂
I'm glad it's possible to do!! I've imported SVGs into Bambu before, but I have a more complex one that I want to do a double side print of and a lot of the detail in the SVG is not showing up in Bambu. How do I go about getting help for my difficulty in importing SVGs please?
I gotta start using Bambu Studio more to create.Thank you very much.
It may not have full tools like f360 or tinkercad but you can get a lot accomplished in the slicer.
This is an awesome tutorial!!
Thank you very much. 😄
Thank yoiu! This was very helpful!
Glad I could be of help. Thanks for commenting I do appreciate it
Nicely explained. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice!
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So could you use mesh or something else to make everything flush? There has to be a better way then just moving up or down?
Hello. I know this is scattered amongst a lot of my videos but there is a ton of ways to make flush images, text and the like.
Move tool
Cut tool
Assemble on the build plate
Modifier
Mesh boolean
It all depends on what you ultimately want to do. That's why I tend to use a bunch of techniques and let the individual decide.
Thank you for your comment and question.
Here is an example of just making flush text that could apply to some images. th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
Awsome video, keep up sharing the knowledge🤩
Thank you very much. It's comments like these that keeps me going. More to come.
I need to make a list 3d printed for work on both sides how would I do that
Is Ironing not the same command that is in Cura where the nozzle is used to iron the top surface?
In the video you used it to help fix the broken text.
Have you tried the X1 Carbon Plus firmware hack yet?
Ironing is pretty much what is in cura. I cant always recreate it but some (cheap)filaments dont iron out well.
your options are iron all top surfaces, topmost surface only or all solid layers.
So to fix the broken text it was a mix of Arachne wall generator and slightly moving the layers. Ironing helped with the overall coin though @ 18:21
I had a chance to downgrade firmware but I will likely pass on the custom firmware.
I am currently out of warranty so I am in no hurry to run someone's beta software which could cause issues. Also I haven't seen any prints from the X1+ project so I cannot say it will be better, yet.
There was a time I would have pored over all the analytical data that it offers but I seem to spend more time doing projects vs tinkering with printer settings if that makes sense.
Its possible to drop the stl down onto its face on the plate once flipped. Then assemble, So no floating areas. If set to 0.4 its exactly 2 layers
Yes. That is another way to "cut/slice off" the floaty bits. It takes a bit of practice, and just have to make sure you still have all the colors present. Excellent comment.
Cool tutorial never knew I can load svg straight into the slicer. However I’d rather have the object cut with pins and holes generated by the slicer itself and next print both color faces face down on the build plate to get the vibrant and flush pei sheet finish on both sides of the model
Yes you do lose the texture on one side printing them like this. I suppose ironing or fuzzy skin could add a unique look too but still not as good as a pei pattern.
Do you use a PEO sheet(carbon weave or special pattern) at all?
Also do you have a fav glue for assembly?
Does the prime tower have to be as high as the model? I understand it does but just wondering if one could cut it some to save filament. Thanks.
The prime tower will be as high as the last color change. So if you created a box that was 100mm high with 2 color changes. If last color change was at 50mm that's the rough height of the tower as there are no more color changes. You can see it in action when you "slice" the file. The tower seems high until the slice processes so it's automatically created.
If you want it off you can go to the "others" tab and turn off the prime tower. This is helpful for models that use most of the build plate and the tower doesnt fit. Just YMMV if you get color bleed/blending in the actual print.
If you use 'smooth time lapse" the prime tower WILL be the height of the model. Generally if people make a model with color changes all through out they can turn it on since the time difference is not that great. The print looks like it's growing on the build plate.
Like this.
Smooth time prime tower in the back : th-cam.com/users/shortsw8z-ZZ7hky0
Standard time lapse
th-cam.com/users/shortsktbLaQkEnwM
@ashleys3dprintshop thanks for explaining this. Never fully understood why the bambu uses a prime tower with the AMS considering it purges filament already according to flushing volumes it calculates to prevent color bleed.
So, I'm using Fusion 360 to create my coin. Also using the text feature to "inlay" the text. It works pretty well but sometimes the text is kind of fuzzy looking and not sharp. I use Bambu Studio to paint the inlayed text and on some coins it's great others out gets fuzzy and not sharp. I guess I should use the imported coin without text then use Bambu Studio to create the text, if I'm correct it should be a lot clearer. Am I thinking this through clearly? Or should I be doing something else? Thanks for these videos. They are extremely helpful.
Hello. I dont use fusion but some CAD programs convert curved details into triangles. Is it blurry in Fusion before the export? Are you exporting your files as Step(stp)? They should keep their geometry instead of the triangle conversion with stl files.
My way is a kludge method as you have to make an SVG file from an image and import it. Since I am using common logos its' not to difficult to make a 3d file. Using a CAD program gives you a lot more options.
Are you making your text from an existing image or is it custom?