Eleni’s Greek Triangle Bowl – 10/12/21

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Eleni’s Greek Triangle Bowl – 10/12/21 Designed by JWizard Thank you for choosing Eleni’s Greek Triangle Bowl! We used the same Greek design that we used earlier with Eleni’s Greek Triangle Vase. Since we printed Eleni’s Triangle Vase in Matte Navy and Silk Gold, we decided to create a matching bowl. This bowl can add some décor to any room. Now the Greek vase and bowl can be used as a decorative set since they both have the same Greek design. The Greek vase is not included in this download. Eleni’s Greek Triangle Vase is available as a separate download. The Greek design is a part of JWizard’s Custom Stencil Collection. We will be creating more Greek designs and additional bowls and vases in the future. The enclosed .stl file is an 180mm x 80mm bowl. You will need to scale this bowl proportionally to meet your needs. You will also need to add the pauses for the filament color changes in your slicer since we assume you have a single extruder to work with. Keep in mind that the bigger the bowl, the thicker and stronger it will be. The bowl can be scaled to meet your needs. In addition, a gcode file has been supplied that is ready to print and include the pauses to change the filament color to create an 180mm by 80mm bowl as illustrated in the photos. The following files are included: Greek Triangle Bowl #1_1d1h9m_0.2mm_205C_PLA_CR10V3.gcode (includes color changes) Greek Triangle Bowl.stl (does not include color changes and color changes must be included when sliced) Materials used to create model in photos: Overture Matte Navy PLA Eryone Silk Gold PLA Ideas: It is best to scale the x and y axes proportionally so the design or shape of the bowl will not be distorted. If you extend the z-axis and create a taller bowl, this can also distort the bowl’s design. Keep this is mind as you consider the height of your bowl. Most if not all slicing programs allow you to insert the gcodes needed to pause for the filament color changes. We used the prusa slicer since this can be done visually. We also added Gcodes with the Cura slicer as well. It was easier to do the color changes using the prusa slicer program since this can be done visually on your display and you can easily see the color separation locations that you have selected prior to printing out your bowl. If you do not like where you have inserted your color separations, this can be easily adjusted. Since there is a design on this bowl that you want to accentuate, it would be a good idea to use to colors that work well together. In our photos we used matte navy and silk gold. You can use any two colors which complement the beauty of the bowl design. Our photos will give you an idea of what you can expect using these complementary colored PLAs. Also using the color combinations of matte black-silk turquoise and matte black-silk gold would create an elegant looking bowl and or vase. Conclusion: Let us know how you Eleni’s Greek Triangle Bowl. Please post your makes and share your comments! Follow us so that you will be notified when we release our next project. Thank you for your continued support, JWizard