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Hello. Thank you for watching and commenting. I am on the same learning journey so as long as you have an open mind you can pick up a lot in a short time.
Great video!! I wish I would have found your channel months ago, I might have had some hair left after pulling it all out.....lol I knew there had to be a simple method to do this, yet no one is showing it in their videos. I look forward to learning a lot more. Thanks again!
wow! I've been doing this the hard way in Fusion 360. Thank you very much for the simple and straight forward video. I knew there had to be a better way. You have earned a sub.
Thank you so much Ashley. I managet to get it right in Fusion 360 but this is so mush easier. I also like the other tips that you have given us. you really make it simple. Thanks a ton. By the way the sound is great.
Thank you very much. 😁There are many other tutorials and I add them on semi regular basis. Also if you have questions feel free to ask within the comments.
Thank you very much. There are more techniques that may simplify even further. All thanks to everyone commenting or asking questions. if you see the 2 sided coin video it shows other options.
Sounds great! So I have been looking into curving images and sorta have a solution. I have found outlines of an image/ logo work well. Full images do not work well from what I found.
My 3 year old discovered that if you click on a part/parts, you can change the color by pressing the number key associated with the color in the filament bar on the left. A bit faster than the right clicking/change filament I was doing previously.
😁 you're absolutely right. There's a bunch of shortcuts that you can use, like T for text, F for lay on face, m for move etc. I like the fact that you are involving your child in the slicing process. You're creating great memories. Cheers to the youngin' 😁
@ashleys3dprintshop right? I just bought the book " Mastering Fusion360" and on the first page I already learned a whole bunch of shortcuts that I could have been using for years haha.
Yes. The angle does not matter much. But if you are printing logs with it can be punishing on the AMS, filament usage and print times. Each color change adds about 90-120 seconds with every change. If you have 2 changes per layer its almost 4-5 min per layer. It adds up fast. Ideally I would make the the prints colors horizontal but nothing is stopping you from making it vertical.
I was wondering how to use a custom logo text and add to the model laying it flush in Bambu I seem to be having a lot of issues. I have Ben using the modifier and trying to color the logo. Still having some issues
There are a bunch of ways to do this now. and you can use a combination of flush text. modifier or even mesh boolean. Mesh boolean th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html Text options th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html If you have any other questions I am around. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this, I have a challenge for you that I am trying to figure out myself (if at all possible). Do you think you can wrap an image around a cylindrical .STL file? Or do they all have to be flat for the image to work?
Challenge accepted！Lol Interestingly enough have been thinking about this for a bit. So there is a way to add some images to a curved surface. However there is a huge caveat. Full images will not work, or at least I have not found a way to do it. However, line art/outline of an image may work.
Have you figured it out?:) i could really use this feature. If they could make it as easy as the text shape function it would be amazing. Thank you for the great videos. @ashleys3dprintshop
Could you possibly show how to wrap a logo across an uneven surface like the side of a bowl? Or a plate that is concave? I tried messing around with it a bunch and I can’t quite get it to lay flush with the object. Text works out fine, but not an imported logo.
I haven't missed your comment. I have been testing a few ways to do it and may have a couple ideas to flesh out first. Here is an example th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html
I followed this video to make a coaster using a Mercedes logo and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. When I assemble the 2 (SVG and stl of coaster) the logo disappears when I slice it. If I don't assemble the 2 files, I get a warning of Gcode conflicts. Any ideas? Thanks in advance! keep up the great work!
Sorry about the delay had some other projects running and there are some major shortcuts that are available now. I made you a quick video which should solve the issue. It's low res now but 2 hrs from when you see this it should be in 4k. th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html
Hello, great question. Yes you can easily make a hole within studio. You can make a temp one or a permanent one. I here are some links that show the steps. Negative (temp) th-cam.com/video/NTOuGg9woOM/w-d-xo.html Mesh boolean (Permanent) th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I've added a logo to a lid very similar to what you did in the video. The model shows everything I've painted is correct but during printing the white lettering didn't print. Do you have any suggestions on what to do to fix this? I also got an error message stating "Unable to print multiple filaments which have large temperature differences together." I'm using a blue, black, and white. Only one white letter printed.
Hello. There can be a few reasons but lets start with the simplest one first. Switch over to Process Global , quality, wall generator: Arachne Another simple thing to try is this. Convert the text type to modifier then repaint th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html If there arent enough layers slightly more advanced th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html As for the temp issue you will need to change the filament type to the same brand.(there are other more complicated ways but we can keep it simple. For example if you are printing with PLA set all of the filaments to "bambu PLA basic" you can keep your colors the same. I may revisit the assembly video as there have been many advancements since then.
Hello, thanks for reaching out. There could be a few ways to do double sided items. Ideally I would flip the item, add the part and use the "move tool" (m key) to position it th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html Also there have been some updates for adding text that could help. th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
Nice, but not working for me, i have inserted my logo, put on object, but after slicing I have just one colour 😞The logo is like disapearing in the other part
Sorry about the late reply. There can be a few reasons why a logo may not show up 1 there isnt enough layers to show up But the big one for most folks is the order of the parts Here is a quick video about it. th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html If you have any questions please reach back out.
Having a challenge with this on the text/name portion. Printing a logo in orange and teal and that portion is perfect, colors pop. Below it I have a name in orange also and in a larger font/size than the logo. But the name portion of the print almost comes of “hazy/faded”. Almost as if I’m getting a black layer somewhere that should be orange. Any thoughts on what I may be doing wrong?
There are a few ways to look at this. You can repaint the text,(which I will assume you have tried) you could also increase the layer size for just the text. So if your text was .1mm you can try to increase the z height to .2 or .4mm.(turn off uniform scale) This will push the text above "flush" you can use the "move" tool to push back down. It's not explained in this video but it is explained in this one. th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html
@@ashleys3dprintshop My part thickness until it changes height (starts creating a slot) is .79 mm, so sending it to print now with a text thickness of .65 to see if that solves my issue, feel like it will!
Cannot for the life of me get the to work. Watched the video about 5 times now. Trying to print a NAPA auto parts logo and every svg i try to import always seems to be butchered in the slicer, making it into a thousand parts and impossible to paint.
Is there a way to created embedded text of a different color? It seems as though when I add text to an object and then change the depth to something like 3.00mm and the thickness to 2.00mm I can then change the filament. However, as soon as I create the negative part the color disappears. What am I doing wrong here?
Hello, thank you for your question. I think I might have a solution for you. Go to this video about 8 minutes 45 seconds in it covers some more text techniques th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HMcxJhL01newvTKL
I probably should have asked a few questions first. 😉 Logo to part. How thick is the logo piece? How thick is the part? Is the logo curved? Is the part curved? Is this a vertical (bleh) or horizontal placement?.(yay!) any an all details are helpful if you can share it.
@@ashleys3dprintshop So I make custom button boxes for sim racing games. Some people want their names, numbers, team logos etc. I'm testing with an SVG of someone's logo I converted to an STL and placing it on a rectangle I generated and sized using the "add primitive" feature. At first I tried the logo a few mm thick as well as the rectangle. Then I tried the logo 0.4 mm thick and the rectangle 2mm thick. Nothing worked, and I tried a few more variations of that to no avail. Thank you for being so willing to help!
@@BluDog35 No worries, here to assist if I can. If you have the file as an SVG already you should not need convert it to stl. You can import an svg which gives you a ton of options. Especially in painting. Adding it to a part can be straight forward from there. You may need to center it, place logo in position, highlight all parts, right click assemble. You can still move parts in objects process at any point, before or after assembly but if you miss click the whole model gets selected vs the part you want to manipulate. I hate to throw a bunch of homework at you vs a straight solution so I'll give you some of my vids that cover it. I try to keep things under 20min. Bambu Studio SVG File Type Tutorial th-cam.com/video/3zYdqUtVa3I/w-d-xo.html (not completely necessary) Making a 2 Sided coin. Alternative Method Bambu Studio Intermediate Tutorial th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html The last video may be good because it shows some fixes if a part's color does not show up, placement, move tool, layers etc. if 0.4mm .6 or more may be needed depending on the number of color swaps or if there is a stark color change. (black/white) Also that vid I sent earlier for "flush 4" example helps if you need to move the part priority.
I'll try to assist if I can. The backing for your logo are you trying to make a your logo flush or slightly raised in this backing? like this th-cam.com/video/IeEX6vkzP4Y/w-d-xo.html For flush You can right click your logo left click "add part" Pick your shape And surround your logo. making sure the z height of the added part is the same.
I should probably do basic overview of what I use but I only used glue stick for the first week I had my printer the washed it off and never looked back. I am a kick starter backer so I've had my printer for a year and over 3300 hrs printed.
I used a product called "Nano Polymer" from vision miner($45 for 120ml.) It's little pricy initially but a single bottle has lasted well over a year depending on application. Leaves no tacky residue and I'm still on my original cool plate sticker. I run every print on cool plate settings of 35C on all my plates (cool plate, pei or peo) . I usually print in pla but the vision miner works on nearly everything. @VisionMiner th-cam.com/video/JoYpI7TYB94/w-d-xo.html (not a sponsor)
@@cbgslinger You are just like me. I don't know why people dunk on the cool plate but I too am still on my original kick starter plate. About 80% of my 3500 hours were on the 😎 plate. You can print pla with the top and door closed. You don't need to crank the chamber fan, and you don't need to heat beyond 35c the bed. Only difference is I haven't tried windex. Lol have you tried the pei, peo or other plates?
I have followed this to the T and tried over and over. As soon as I slive, the main object takes over the text and it is no logner visible. I have even tried to paint it again. I am running the latest version of Bambu Studio. Very frustrating.
Hello, thanks for reaching out. You are probably running into a somewhat common issues that didn't crop up for in in this video. There is an "order of operations" for assembled/merged parts. Its a simple fix however. You just need to "move" the main part above the text parts in object process. Better explained here. th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
@@ashleys3dprintshop Thanks for the reply! I did do this first. After playing with it a little more, I got it to where i could see bits of the text after slicing, but there is no way it would be readable. I closed the proejct and will try to start over when I can find a solution.
@@aaronscalise7682 How "thick" in the z axis is your text/image? I recommend at least 2 layers worth. So at a .2mm layer height then the text should be at least .4mm high. Also you mentioned it may not be readable are you making the text small? If so there are a few options. Smaller nozzle, or change line width. Arachne wall generator tries to automatically change the line width but it may not always work. Full topic *Line width* th-cam.com/video/K6-qhX2S4IY/w-d-xo.html Actual fix in action on .4mm or .2mm nozzle. th-cam.com/video/9PrcIl67nw4/w-d-xo.html But if line width is your issue and you are using a .4mm nozzle try changing your line width to .3mm.
@@aaronscalise7682 once the text is embedded into the model just changing the z height may throw off the whole model. Sometimes it's good to right click, separate into objects. Make the z height adjustments, then merge them together again. Just be aware when you separate into objects everything falls to the plate.
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I discover this channel and its excelent each video I realize I know nothing about the slicer, Thank you !!!!
Hello. Thank you for watching and commenting. I am on the same learning journey so as long as you have an open mind you can pick up a lot in a short time.
Thank you!
Your tutorials helped me design some custom board game pieces for my family's favorite game!
That is awesome. Thank you for watching and complimenting.
Thanks Ashley! You explain so things so clearly and make it easier to follow along.
I truly appreciate that. Thank you for your kind comments.
Great video!! I wish I would have found your channel months ago, I might have had some hair left after pulling it all out.....lol I knew there had to be a simple method to do this, yet no one is showing it in their videos. I look forward to learning a lot more. Thanks again!
😅 about the frustrations. I really like the KISS method if at all possible. More videos incoming. Thank you very much for the kind words.
Thanks a bunch. This is exactly what I was looking to do in Bambu Studio.
Thanks for stopping by. If there is anything else you would like to see I'll try to make a video. 😀
wow! I've been doing this the hard way in Fusion 360. Thank you very much for the simple and straight forward video. I knew there had to be a better way. You have earned a sub.
😁Thank you very much. There are tons of options in slicer and there may be even easier ways since this video.
As usual, excellent work!
That you very much. I hope this tips makes things easier for everyone.
Thank you so much Ashley. I managet to get it right in Fusion 360 but this is so mush easier. I also like the other tips that you have given us. you really make it simple. Thanks a ton. By the way the sound is great.
Hey hey. I want to say thank you again for the comment. Revisiting the topic helped in discovering that new shortcut.
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Instant Subscribed! Underrated YT-Channel!
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Cool vid. Definitely gunna try this.
Thank you. If you have any questions I'll try to assist
Great video!
Thank you very much.
Exactly what I was looking for! Subscribed.
Thank you very much.😁
Great tutorial. So happy I found your channel.
Thank you very much. 😁There are many other tutorials and I add them on semi regular basis. Also if you have questions feel free to ask within the comments.
I just bought a Bambu X1 Carbon with AMS. Very interested in videos like this.
Great choice. Thank you for watching and commenting. More videos incoming.
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. And that vectorizing website is excellent!
It is a gem of the internet. 😁🤫. I think it's main failing is complex images. But simple stuff is fantastic. Thank you for you kind words.
That website isn’t free, sadly
Very useful and a very "Aha!" moment for sure
It was a slip of the mouse cursor and bam new skill activated. A skill I knew of but never tried it that way. 😅
That slip saves about 10 steps from my previous workflow 😂
Great video, something I have wanted to do and you made it so simple (looks simple anyway (-: )
Thank you very much. There are more techniques that may simplify even further. All thanks to everyone commenting or asking questions.
if you see the 2 sided coin video it shows other options.
Fantastic. My sister own's a wine company, I'm going to try printing a wine glass with her logo on it.
Hmmm... Curving the logo is going to be challenging. Maybe if I can make the logo into a height modifier I can do it.
Sounds great! So I have been looking into curving images and sorta have a solution. I have found outlines of an image/ logo work well.
Full images do not work well from what I found.
My 3 year old discovered that if you click on a part/parts, you can change the color by pressing the number key associated with the color in the filament bar on the left. A bit faster than the right clicking/change filament I was doing previously.
😁 you're absolutely right. There's a bunch of shortcuts that you can use, like T for text, F for lay on face, m for move etc.
I like the fact that you are involving your child in the slicing process. You're creating great memories. Cheers to the youngin' 😁
@ashleys3dprintshop right? I just bought the book " Mastering Fusion360" and on the first page I already learned a whole bunch of shortcuts that I could have been using for years haha.
Neat.
Great Vid! learned a lot. Can you embed a logo like that into the side of a vertical object? Thanks
Yes. The angle does not matter much. But if you are printing logs with it can be punishing on the AMS, filament usage and print times.
Each color change adds about 90-120 seconds with every change. If you have 2 changes per layer its almost 4-5 min per layer. It adds up fast.
Ideally I would make the the prints colors horizontal but nothing is stopping you from making it vertical.
I was wondering how to use a custom logo text and add to the model laying it flush in Bambu I seem to be having a lot of issues. I have Ben using the modifier and trying to color the logo. Still having some issues
There are a bunch of ways to do this now.
and you can use a combination of flush text. modifier or even mesh boolean.
Mesh boolean
th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html
Text options
th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
If you have any other questions I am around. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this, I have a challenge for you that I am trying to figure out myself (if at all possible). Do you think you can wrap an image around a cylindrical .STL file? Or do they all have to be flat for the image to work?
Challenge accepted！Lol
Interestingly enough have been thinking about this for a bit.
So there is a way to add some images to a curved surface. However there is a huge caveat.
Full images will not work, or at least I have not found a way to do it.
However, line art/outline of an image may work.
Have you figured it out?:) i could really use this feature. If they could make it as easy as the text shape function it would be amazing. Thank you for the great videos. @ashleys3dprintshop
Could you possibly show how to wrap a logo across an uneven surface like the side of a bowl? Or a plate that is concave? I tried messing around with it a bunch and I can’t quite get it to lay flush with the object. Text works out fine, but not an imported logo.
I haven't missed your comment. I have been testing a few ways to do it and may have a couple ideas to flesh out first.
Here is an example th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html
I followed this video to make a coaster using a Mercedes logo and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. When I assemble the 2 (SVG and stl of coaster) the logo disappears when I slice it. If I don't assemble the 2 files, I get a warning of Gcode conflicts. Any ideas? Thanks in advance! keep up the great work!
Sorry about the delay had some other projects running and there are some major shortcuts that are available now.
I made you a quick video which should solve the issue. It's low res now but 2 hrs from when you see this it should be in 4k. th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html
I followed allong and it makes my logo a giant rectangle..... I need more help, is it an svg file you put in or a vector file?
When you flattened that cube and wrote ashley on it, is there a way to punch a whole in it in studio to make a keychain?
Hello, great question. Yes you can easily make a hole within studio. You can make a temp one or a permanent one. I here are some links that show the steps.
Negative (temp)
th-cam.com/video/NTOuGg9woOM/w-d-xo.html
Mesh boolean (Permanent)
th-cam.com/video/z4l75T6jliA/w-d-xo.html
@@ashleys3dprintshop thanks so much! Learning this program is just simply amazing, you make it easy thank you
Hi, I've added a logo to a lid very similar to what you did in the video. The model shows everything I've painted is correct but during printing the white lettering didn't print. Do you have any suggestions on what to do to fix this? I also got an error message stating "Unable to print multiple filaments which have large temperature differences together." I'm using a blue, black, and white. Only one white letter printed.
Hello. There can be a few reasons but lets start with the simplest one first.
Switch over to Process Global , quality, wall generator: Arachne
Another simple thing to try is this.
Convert the text type to modifier then repaint
th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html
If there arent enough layers slightly more advanced
th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html
As for the temp issue you will need to change the filament type to the same brand.(there are other more complicated ways but we can keep it simple.
For example if you are printing with PLA set all of the filaments to "bambu PLA basic" you can keep your colors the same.
I may revisit the assembly video as there have been many advancements since then.
like the video but im trying to figure out how to do this but two sided
Hello, thanks for reaching out.
There could be a few ways to do double sided items. Ideally I would flip the item, add the part and use the "move tool" (m key) to position it
th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html
Also there have been some updates for adding text that could help.
th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
Nice, but not working for me, i have inserted my logo, put on object, but after slicing I have just one colour 😞The logo is like disapearing in the other part
Sorry about the late reply.
There can be a few reasons why a logo may not show up
1 there isnt enough layers to show up
But the big one for most folks is the order of the parts
Here is a quick video about it.
th-cam.com/video/C3dXlJB9pb0/w-d-xo.html
If you have any questions please reach back out.
Having a challenge with this on the text/name portion. Printing a logo in orange and teal and that portion is perfect, colors pop. Below it I have a name in orange also and in a larger font/size than the logo. But the name portion of the print almost comes of “hazy/faded”. Almost as if I’m getting a black layer somewhere that should be orange. Any thoughts on what I may be doing wrong?
There are a few ways to look at this. You can repaint the text,(which I will assume you have tried) you could also increase the layer size for just the text.
So if your text was .1mm you can try to increase the z height to .2 or .4mm.(turn off uniform scale) This will push the text above "flush" you can use the "move" tool to push back down.
It's not explained in this video but it is explained in this one. th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html
@@ashleys3dprintshop My part thickness until it changes height (starts creating a slot) is .79 mm, so sending it to print now with a text thickness of .65 to see if that solves my issue, feel like it will!
That worked perfectly! Thank you for the guidance!
Cannot for the life of me get the to work. Watched the video about 5 times now. Trying to print a NAPA auto parts logo and every svg i try to import always seems to be butchered in the slicer, making it into a thousand parts and impossible to paint.
Are you using a 4 or a 2 nozzel to print that ?
Hello. That particular model was printed with a .4mm nozzle.
Is there a way to created embedded text of a different color? It seems as though when I add text to an object and then change the depth to something like 3.00mm and the thickness to 2.00mm I can then change the filament. However, as soon as I create the negative part the color disappears. What am I doing wrong here?
Hello, thank you for your question. I think I might have a solution for you. Go to this video about 8 minutes 45 seconds in it covers some more text techniques
th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HMcxJhL01newvTKL
Can you import an image and have it paint over uneven surfaces?
I think this may be helpful. You can take an SVG file and have to wrap around uneven surfaces.
m.th-cam.com/video/_U0ptFu8Jo8/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, this method does not work for me. I'm still messing with it, but I followed everything step by step and it does not work.
I probably should have asked a few questions first. 😉
Logo to part.
How thick is the logo piece? How thick is the part?
Is the logo curved? Is the part curved?
Is this a vertical (bleh) or horizontal placement?.(yay!)
any an all details are helpful if you can share it.
@@ashleys3dprintshop So I make custom button boxes for sim racing games. Some people want their names, numbers, team logos etc.
I'm testing with an SVG of someone's logo I converted to an STL and placing it on a rectangle I generated and sized using the "add primitive" feature. At first I tried the logo a few mm thick as well as the rectangle. Then I tried the logo 0.4 mm thick and the rectangle 2mm thick. Nothing worked, and I tried a few more variations of that to no avail.
Thank you for being so willing to help!
@@BluDog35 No worries, here to assist if I can. If you have the file as an SVG already you should not need convert it to stl.
You can import an svg which gives you a ton of options. Especially in painting.
Adding it to a part can be straight forward from there. You may need to center it, place logo in position, highlight all parts, right click assemble.
You can still move parts in objects process at any point, before or after assembly but if you miss click the whole model gets selected vs the part you want to manipulate.
I hate to throw a bunch of homework at you vs a straight solution so I'll give you some of my vids that cover it. I try to keep things under 20min.
Bambu Studio SVG File Type Tutorial
th-cam.com/video/3zYdqUtVa3I/w-d-xo.html (not completely necessary)
Making a 2 Sided coin. Alternative Method Bambu Studio Intermediate Tutorial
th-cam.com/video/F7L2_R4zEXI/w-d-xo.html
The last video may be good because it shows some fixes if a part's color does not show up, placement, move tool, layers etc.
if 0.4mm .6 or more may be needed depending on the number of color swaps or if there is a stark color change. (black/white)
Also that vid I sent earlier for "flush 4" example helps if you need to move the part priority.
Are you using at .4 or .2 to print that ?
my logo needs a backing so its in one piece but i cant get it to work can someone help please
I'll try to assist if I can. The backing for your logo are you trying to make a your logo flush or slightly raised in this backing? like this
th-cam.com/video/IeEX6vkzP4Y/w-d-xo.html
For flush
You can right click your logo
left click "add part"
Pick your shape
And surround your logo.
making sure the z height of the added part is the same.
How do I had the logo on a tubular our round object?
Hello. There are other videos that build up to this one but this should show you the basic steps.
th-cam.com/video/_U0ptFu8Jo8/w-d-xo.html
Thank you!
@@ashleys3dprintshop
My only chalenge now is to get the glue from the plate out of the print. Have you manged to print on the cold plate with no glue? Using PLA. Thanks
I should probably do basic overview of what I use but I only used glue stick for the first week I had my printer the washed it off and never looked back.
I am a kick starter backer so I've had my printer for a year and over 3300 hrs printed.
I used a product called "Nano Polymer" from vision miner($45 for 120ml.) It's little pricy initially but a single bottle has lasted well over a year depending on application.
Leaves no tacky residue and I'm still on my original cool plate sticker. I run every print on cool plate settings of 35C on all my plates (cool plate, pei or peo) . I usually print in pla but the vision miner works on nearly everything.
@VisionMiner
th-cam.com/video/JoYpI7TYB94/w-d-xo.html
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It would be nice if we could get that in South Africa.LOL@@ashleys3dprintshop
@@tonymarreiros3186 I haven't used this brand personally but TH3D Bed Cement is similar and they ship to South Africa and seems less expensive.
I used Windex as the release agent on my Cool Plate for PLA. I’m still using the original sticker on my Kickstarter printer.
@@cbgslinger You are just like me. I don't know why people dunk on the cool plate but I too am still on my original kick starter plate. About 80% of my 3500 hours were on the 😎 plate.
You can print pla with the top and door closed. You don't need to crank the chamber fan, and you don't need to heat beyond 35c the bed.
Only difference is I haven't tried windex. Lol have you tried the pei, peo or other plates?
I have followed this to the T and tried over and over. As soon as I slive, the main object takes over the text and it is no logner visible. I have even tried to paint it again. I am running the latest version of Bambu Studio. Very frustrating.
Hello, thanks for reaching out. You are probably running into a somewhat common issues that didn't crop up for in in this video.
There is an "order of operations" for assembled/merged parts.
Its a simple fix however. You just need to "move" the main part above the text parts in object process.
Better explained here.
th-cam.com/video/DxFQfYj-baM/w-d-xo.html
@@ashleys3dprintshop Thanks for the reply! I did do this first. After playing with it a little more, I got it to where i could see bits of the text after slicing, but there is no way it would be readable. I closed the proejct and will try to start over when I can find a solution.
@@aaronscalise7682 How "thick" in the z axis is your text/image?
I recommend at least 2 layers worth.
So at a .2mm layer height then the text should be at least .4mm high.
Also you mentioned it may not be readable are you making the text small? If so there are a few options.
Smaller nozzle, or change line width.
Arachne wall generator tries to automatically change the line width but it may not always work.
Full topic *Line width*
th-cam.com/video/K6-qhX2S4IY/w-d-xo.html
Actual fix in action on .4mm or .2mm nozzle.
th-cam.com/video/9PrcIl67nw4/w-d-xo.html
But if line width is your issue and you are using a .4mm nozzle try changing your line width to .3mm.
@@ashleys3dprintshop it was set to .1 but then seemed to have changed itself to 2 on its own
@@aaronscalise7682 once the text is embedded into the model just changing the z height may throw off the whole model.
Sometimes it's good to right click, separate into objects. Make the z height adjustments, then merge them together again.
Just be aware when you separate into objects everything falls to the plate.
logos world sucks.
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