T-REX SKULL 3D Printing TimeLapse - Ender 3 V2
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T-Rex Skull 3D Printing Time Lapse - Ender 3 V2
Watch 23 hours of 3D printing in 4 minutes.
Main Skull: 11hr 37min
Jaw: 5hr 43min
Base + Rod: 5hr 51min
Let me know in the comments if there's something you'd like to see printed in a time lapse.
🦖💀 STL Credit: www.thingiverse.com/thing:308335
Printer: Ender 3 V2
Filament: 1.75mm White PLA
Filament: 1.75mm Black PLA
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Infill: 0% - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
What a nice print!
I think so too.
printed this and love it
It is a very nice model.
I did a T Rex Skull a different version to this one no post set up just the two pieces > Skull top and Jaw in white PLA with 100% lines infill.
It worked after a few try's. It is one solid heavy skull, weight 105 grams done in two half but both on the same bed
time took to print > 12 hours and size > 151 mm long & 125 mm high ( to the top of the nose ) & 76 mm wide.
Although mine has 100% infill. ( lines ) it still looks like it is hollow until you pick it up?
Done on a Voxelab Aquila a good clone of the Ender 3 V2 Printer. and around £58.00p less than the Ender in UK price.
What made you want to print it with 100% infill? I usually don't go above 20% for cosmetic prints. I bet the weight of 100% infill feels pretty cool.
Are you enjoying your Voxelab Aquila? Is price the only thing that's different from an Ender 3 V2?
I need help. I have very similar setup using the canon 550D dslr. The mechanics of the setup works, camera gets triggered and photos are taken. However, every photo it takes is not in a stationery frame. After the limit switch is triggered, the camera snaps but the bed moves back to start the next layer print too quickly and my camera can't capture it consistently still. It is just not still enough for my camera to capture an exact replica of all the shots. Please help!
Hey Bobby, there are a couple things that you can try.
I use Cura to achieve my time lapses and Cura has a setting in the "Time Lapse" script for the "Pause length" which I have set to 700ms. If you're not using Cura you'll have to search for an equivalent setting if it exists.
The other part of this is the shutter speed on your camera. Your shutter speed needs to be faster than your "Pause length". The shutter speed I used on my most recent video is 1/10 of a second. 1/10 of a second is 100ms, much smaller than the 700ms that I allow.
So basically your "Pause length" needs to be longer than your shutter speed. The faster you make your shutter speed the more lighting you will need pointed at your printer and you may need to increase your ISO value on your camera.
Hope that helps!
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Did you use any infill on this print because I’m thinking of doing a larger version maybe no infill to save filament
I didn't use any infill but I probably should have. At the 10 second mark you can see the socket for the post is printing in mid air and becomes spaghetti. If I was printing it again I would use a 10% infill at a minimum and check the slicers preview to make sure that area is supported.
Another option is if you're using Cura as your slicer they just released a lightning infill that will only put infill where its required to support the print.
Hope that helps.
@@3DPrintStuff great advice thanks for the reply will def give you a follow. Having a printer for Christmas and this is on my list for my son he will love it
Awesome timelapse! can you share your timelapse setup maybe?
I could make a video sharing my setup but it’s very similar to Make Anything’s setup. Here’s his video explaining his setup th-cam.com/video/Is10iN43UjI/w-d-xo.html the 3:30 mark is where he explains the trigger for taking the pictures.
I just made a reddit post with my current setup. You can check it out here: www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/qvrg3x/my_3d_printing_timelapse_setup/
Very cool, I've also printed one. 👍🏻
did you use supports
@@Lucidmpm yes
How do you remove the printhead for such videos? 🤔🤷🏻♀️
At the end of each layer the printer gets told to move the print head out of the way before taking each picture. It's a built in extension in Cura.
Very nice outcome. How long did this take?
About 23hours overall, here's the breakdown:
Main Skull: 11hr 37min
Jaw: 5hr 43min
Base + Rod: 5hr 51min
@@3DPrintStuff 23!!!!!!
@@FatGremlin Yeah, this was printed on an entry level, slow printer
Did you really print it without supports?
Yup, no supports and no infill. I should have had at least 10% infill cause you can see part of the top half turn into spaghetti so the mounting hole wasn’t formed correctly.
Looks like it had trouble at the bottom of the rod hole.
Yeah it definitely did. Trying to print in mid air didn't work out so well haha. I make sure to check the preview to avoid those types of mistakes these days. I would recommend printing this model with 15% infill to avoid that next time.
@@3DPrintStuff I found a setting in cura that can do only infill where needed. Haven't tried it yet though
@@eliworks8549 I'll have to look into that and give it a go. I know they recently released a new infill called "lightning infill" that creates funky looking infills only where it's required.
Y todo por no usar soportes ni relleno… mal mal mal
I didn't use support by accident. No utilicé el soporte por accidente. Oops