"Stained Glass" On the Prusa XL 5 Head 3D printer
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2024
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14 hours is actually very good for such a print 😮
1 DAY AND 14 hours. 38 hours, with 3785 tool changes. Big project. Surprisingly only uses about half a spools worth of filament in the end, 582g. Turned out beautiful.
you printed one?! I wanna see! did you get tiiiiiiiny gaps between the glass and frame in some spots?
to your Fusion question: You can create folders in the object tree. Create one folder for each color and move the objects to their folders. Then hide all the folders except one and save this objects to one file for this color. Then unhide another folder and save this objects to one file for that color... and so on. You end up with one file per color. Draf-and-drop all files together in PrusaSlicer and you have an easy job to just assigne the colors to one file per color.
Incredible print. Mind blowing
Wow, that's a helluva process, but the result is definitely worth it.
It is a bit much
Love it!
Fantastic job! This vid needs way more love.
Before doing the intersection (starting at 6:32), you can use create -> new component. And then drag the target body (body3) into the new component.
After doing the intersection, all the parts generated will be under the new component.
You can select the component and right click, export as mesh separately from the other parts. Later, select the multiple exported stl files and drag it into PrusaSlicer together and select "Yes" when it asks if it should be imported as a single object with multiple parts.
great tips, thanks!
My solition is simmilar. separating the colours - create a component for each colour and afterwards create the corresponding bodies within the component. Export each component separately as 3mf or step and put them together in prusaslicer. Be aware that the bodies in ps should not be shown separately, but the components should. It is possible!!! When you manage to do that you only have to assign one colour-component to the right colour and that's it! For the distortion of sketches you could try the emboss tool in fusion!...
Very very nice, love it
Magnifique résultat 😉
Thoroughly enjoyed that.
thank you!
Dang. It really gets the stained-glass aesthetic down! I love the end result.
I'd love to do something like this with a rose window motif, akin to Notre Dame or other Gothic cathedral. I just don't have the printer for it.
Beautiful!
it takes so long too.
Wow! 5-star rating for your design and execution!
You have inspired me. Have you done any flat panel 'stained-glass' designs? I assume you'd print those flat on the print-bed.
I really wanted the complexity of the round shape for this one. I'm pretty tempted to do some flat ones. As for orientation, that would require a bit of testing. if you did it flat, the "glass" wouldn't work well without support unless you just made it really thin. Then again, it could look awesome thin!
Yes, it would be thin. 3, 4 or 5 layers of translucent filament (layer count would determine color intensity) surrounded with an opaque filament for the 'lead' which could have a few more layers of height. Varying the layer count of the translucent panes would trick the eye into seeing more color shades.
Very cool 🙂
great video and result.
what would probably also look awesome is printing some of these window pieces from glow in the dark PLA.
its technically not really translucent but light gets through and the afterglow will look great.
Wow 🤩. If it prints this good out of the box, i might just buy it.
I've done nothing to this machine at all. this is how it prints out of the box for me. I know some early folks had issues but mine shipped working fantastic
@@CalebKraftmakes yes i've seen those videos too, that's why i've been hesitating, but i've seen a lot of good videos too so maybe they just got faulty ones...? Subbed so i can follow your experiences with the xl.
@@Bornmong it seems it was the first batch that had issues. they changed the extruder size and firmware for later ones like mine
@@CalebKraftmakes good to hear, thanks for sharing and have fun.
really cool project, im wondering if it would not easier to do it in blender ? any how Prusa is really good company have an MK3 my self :)
its only easier in blender if you're more familiar with blender. I'm not, so it would be harder in blender for me. I'm learning it though!
Impressive project! Just the big blue head near your at around 1:10 was quite disturbing :)))
Quick question, you use low temp light bulb for this? I mean the pla doesn't really like hot places ! Tell us how it last if you use it often, thx!
where I live (most of the US) LED bulbs are the most common. Though they do still generate heat, the ones I use can still be grabbed comfortably even after hours of use. Heat isn't an issue for me. I could see this being a problem if you used an incandescent bulb
This is the first XL video that not have stringing. I like to buy the XL tool changer more then a Bambu, but the issues with the XL hold me back.
I saw some improvements (0.4 nozzle) but not at the level I want it to be. How is your experience? You sound happy.
I think anyone who got one after me also has the .4mm nozzles and many problems fixed. Mine runs great
Clough42 modeled a display where he made the windows lock into its surroundings within the model. Not sure if its even a peoblem but this could prevent the windows from falling out in the future.
by the way if you upload a .step file for this to printables there will be a ton of people making remixes of this including different mounting options.
Have you got power panic error yet red error screen?
Nope! Zero issues so far
Any issues with your printer so far ? No stringing or any other issues ?
not really! I know the early ones had issues. Mine shipped with all .4mm nozzles and has printed nearly perfectly since I got it. There is some very slight stringing you can see toward the end of this video but no more than I've gotten on my other printers with this filament
@@CalebKraftmakeswow. Glad to hear. Did you buy it prebuilt ?
@@TheHelicapt I did unspeakable things to jo prusa for it, but yes it arrived pre-built. You still need to install all the toolheads though.
How many times did the kids dunk you in the water Caleb?
😂🤣😂
too many
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FIRST! :)
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Create a new component when you extrude the windows. That keeps all those bodies in one easy to access place. Edit : Just noticed this had already been suggested