Carved Cup

prusaprinters

<p>This thing is from a scan of an African cup turned and then carved from cocobolo. The original cup was scanned using a NextEngineSD. The resulting file had to be fused using the newer ScanPro 64bit SW.</p> <p>BTW.. note the 3D Printer! This was printed using a beta version of Carl Raffles' CloneR1. a coreXY all metal masterpiece of a 3D Printer!</p> <p>The details of how this object was scanned and printed along with the story of the CloneR1 will be discussed on the 3D Printing Today Podcast:</p> <p>threedprintingtoday.libsyn.com</p> <p>or search for "3D Printing Today" in iTunes or Stitcher radio</p> <h3>Instructions</h3> <p>This stl file was printed using Simplify3D with three processes. One for the base which needed 6 shells and 20% infill to allow for the gentle slope of the base, the next process was for the middle part with 2 shells with 20% infill and a 2 shell top. The 3rd process was for the cup area with the carvings and it was 4 shells, 0% infill with a 1 shell bottom and no shells at the top.</p> <p>The cup had an offset in the z axis of -1mm to ensure a nice flat bottom.</p> <p>Alternatively one can try and print this upside down and let the printer bridge the bottom inner part of the cup.</p> Category: Scans & Replicas