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FREE Ivory City FronTiers Model - House - Interior and Ruined Version

Published 2023-06-07T19:20:12+00:00

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FREE Ivory City FronTiers Model - House - Interior and Ruined Version

Published 2023-06-07T19:20:12+00:00

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Date de publication	07/06/2023
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Hyorinmaru
@Hyorinmaru

Printed on: Anycubic

Material: PLA

i had no problems with the files or printing , just a little warping cause i printed without a brim , and the corners warped a little bit but this was my fault , i used cura 5.3.0 , printed with a 0.6 nozzel and 0.4 layer hight , only thing left ist start to paint it

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Melanie M Severson
@Retrogirl78

Material: PLA

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Pär Åström
@parastrom1

Material: PLA

Hi again! I don't want to sound whiny or toxic here since I love the design (it was intended to be a Spanish convent) but I do think this model is flawed. I have now attempted the bottom floor twice and in both cases (from 83% done-ish) the pillars start to snap as the arches begin to form. I think the pillars are too thin for the sideways motion that grows as they flute outwards into the arches. In my first try I tried gluing the first three pillars back (NOT easy to do) but gave up as the fourth one snapped, and in my new overnight print five have snapped. I have a brand new Ender 3 1S Plus and I printed the first one with 15% infill and standard settings. My second try I re-leveled the printer, upped the infill to 25%, added in-theory unnecessary supports on the pillars, pulled down the travel speed from 120mm/s to 80mm/s in case that was the problem, and I even paused it when the round parts of the pillars began to square up and put a layer of PVA glue on the pillars to strengthen them. Still I woke up today with five broken pillars. The sideways picture is of my first attempt with glued pillars, and the other two of the second try. I think it's clear from the pictures that when the fluting into the arches reaches a specific length/width the risk of snapped pillars go up as the pendulum of each printed layer increases. I really like the look of your Ivory models here but this is just now a very unfortunate teaser since I see no chance of me buying the rest. An impertinent question; have you test printed this model yourselves? It is very odd that Cura cannot slice it properly, and possibly Creality makes a bad job of It, or it could very well be that my brand new machine is rubbish, but it would still be nice to know if it works flawlessly for you?

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Pär Åström
@parastrom1

Printed on: Creality Ender 3

Material: PLA

After the initial problems with the ground floor I have finished the whole building and primed it. A beautiful building which will be a "Spanish convent" in the Peninsular War.

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Aaron Nance
@aaronnance

Printed on: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

Material: PLA

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Lex Strahorn Strahorn
@lexstr1

Printed on: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

Material: PLA

Second to lowest resolution on the X1C

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Lex Strahorn Strahorn
@lexstr1

Printed on: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon

Material: PLA

Bottom on 3rd lowest resolution 2nd and 3rd an 2nd to lowest on the Bamboo. Easy, fast, (comparably) and fun. Quite happy with it. I think next time I take the doors out and maybe windows as cellophane. Make it better for players.

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