Watermark printing with M593 Input shaper? [obsolete]
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@Phaedrux
Not exactly, but BETTER!
I've missed a lot, when I turned my back to 3D printing...glad I came back #thankstocovidlockdown
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@Phaedrux said in Watermark printing with M593 Input shaper? [obsolete]:
You mean like this?
https://all3dp.com/2/velocity-painting-how-to-paint-your-3d-prints-with-style/
This is from my point of view a very good example to transform a 3d printing disadvantage (layer bulges) into something positive. Maybe one can invent more such ideas. E. g. using ringing for a positive effect.
For house printers, the bulges are advantageous because walls are easier to plaster. -
@JoergS5
I played around with velocity painting, but the effect it had on a surface is minimal. At least with a 0.8mm nozzle and the yet unchanged jerk/acc and e-steps settings. There's not much information about the GUI or a tutorial for specific setup.
I guess, it's another roll of filament I'll spend until I've dialed it in.Although their pictures in the web are quite nice.
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@o_lampe nice that you're back to the 3d community. Let's discuss wire based printers
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@JoergS5 said in Watermark printing with M593 Input shaper? [obsolete]:
Let's discuss wire based printers
I've made an Aramid wire-driven XY plotter lately and where ever I can, I use the dual roller constrain-method to avoid racking axis'...
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@o_lampe in summer I'll have to paint a wall, a wire based hangprinter would be perfect for this. I am thinking about it...
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@JoergS5
Ahhh, the ** Hangprinter**!
It actually made it in the hall of fame by getting a dedicated kinematic profile in RRF.Not sure if it can paint outside of it's own print envelop?Or do you have plans on mounting it horizontally?
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@o_lampe the "nozzle" (the brush) can have an offset to the position - and so being outside of the construction - , so one has only to change this offset to plus/minus at the edges to get the necessary offsets. But I am currently at the idea stage, not further (no prototypes, nothing).
(not my house, unfortunately but interesting use case, to paint the correct regions, some camera data involved) -
@JoergS5
Let's get crazy and build a giant inkjet printer to spray grafitis and other Art on House Walls
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@o_lampe that's a good idea, and then go viral and make a challenge!
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Back to topic...
I designed a panorama frame and tried transparent PETG. It seems, Velocity painting doesn't like Arc Welder, or pressure advance, so I switched both off and got a pretty good result.The frame is on thingiverse
