Here is a quick #tutorial for 3D printing on fabric. Hope you ❤️ it:) #3dpmom #3dprinting #3d #3dprint #3dprintwithfabric #3dfabric #3dheart #3dvalentine #3_dprinting #3dprinter #prusa #prusamk3s #tutorial #howto
Great job. I'm glad to hear a fresh voice on TH-cam, with a fresh idea for printing on fabric (not just the typical dragon scales). I immediately thought how nice it would be to incorporate this into a custom crochet or knitted project. Keep up the work, and good luck with your channel.
I have tried something real similar and the plastic ALWAYS came off the fabric but later what i did is i would print a few layers, then put the fabric down and make suee to use a fabric like what u used... then id offset my z slightly and then print more layers on top. Oh it seems u did the same thing i saw after i watched the rest I also done this with tshirts by cutting some small holes in the shirt, well poking a pencil through. I used tpe on those which actually bonded to polyester pretty good
I think the mesh can be pretty fine. I've experimented with different sizes and as long as the filament has "holes" in the mesh to print through and adhere to the layer beneath the mesh it seems to work:)
Great job. I'm glad to hear a fresh voice on TH-cam, with a fresh idea for printing on fabric (not just the typical dragon scales). I immediately thought how nice it would be to incorporate this into a custom crochet or knitted project. Keep up the work, and good luck with your channel.
Thanks! Glad you like it:)
Thanks :) I didn't think it's possible to use such a big holed mesh, nice to see it is!
nice. what is the consideration of mesh thickness so it does not interfere with the extruder head?
How does the added layer height from the mesh not get caught on the extruder?
I did it on my printer and it worked. I would like to know how you put the fabric parts together and fix them to the clothes?
Awesome
Thank you!
Epic!
Thanks!
I have tried something real similar and the plastic ALWAYS came off the fabric but later what i did is i would print a few layers, then put the fabric down and make suee to use a fabric like what u used... then id offset my z slightly and then print more layers on top. Oh it seems u did the same thing i saw after i watched the rest
I also done this with tshirts by cutting some small holes in the shirt, well poking a pencil through. I used tpe on those which actually bonded to polyester pretty good
Yeah I found the fabric definitely needs to have "small" holes in it. I have tried more 'solid' fabric and it won't stick or stay stuck:(
This is awesome! Do you think there’s a limit on how fine the mesh can be before printing issues?
I think the mesh can be pretty fine. I've experimented with different sizes and as long as the filament has "holes" in the mesh to print through and adhere to the layer beneath the mesh it seems to work:)
Cool voice, awesome vid!
Thank you:)
Did you have issues with the nozzle getting caught on the fabric?
Not if I have the fabric pulled slightly taunt and secured in place with tape 👍🏼
@@3dpmom Very nice, I'll have to give it a try, thank you!