bake danuki 3d models

Remaining gaps can best be filled with baking soda and superglue (lots of videos on YouTube on this subject). I've used filling primer, lots of sanding and acrylic spray paint to get a watertight hull. The inside should also be water-tight; I've...

Use some silicone baking sheets (or whatever other silicone you can find) to make a lip above the bucket that the nozzle just brushes against as it passes. I installed my bucket and then trimmed the sheet down until it was just right. Install some...

So, instead of baking them into the model, I added them via negative space modifiers in PrusaSlicer. These will likely only work with PrusaSlicer as other slicers may recognize the negative space as a solid. I haven't had a bunch of time to test...

It also helps to let the second color "bake in" a bit, to let it go the filament in the nozzle and remove it to avoid leaving residues when doing the z-height calibration (if your printer does that, like the Prusa does); the color will be well primed...

This'll allow you to grab the string of purged filament off the extruder to avoid it getting baked into your print!M3 T-NutThese nuts will be used instead of metal nuts to attach the rainbow camo trim plate, since strength is not required!Print 8...