Hello, I would like to print this object with horizontal zebra pattern
I rarely use prime towers, i think bambu printers are tuned pretty well that during the poop process and flush to infill they pretty much have primed themselves. I fell prime towers giv e more chance of print failures as they can get knocked over and either ruing the print or you will have to manipulate the tower back into place somehow(if you catch it early enough) to hopefully save your print. I adjust my flushing volumes each time as well so i dont get any bleeding. Here is a sample i did with no bleed and no prime tower. This was PETG btw
that being said i think something wrong with your model flush to infill should work with any multicolor print even if just one piece. No pooping is not an option it has to use that process but if you adjust your flushing volumes you can cut down a little bit on the waste
Could they just reduce flushing volumes completely, paint by layer and let it ride?
i dont know never thought of that nor do i care to try but perhaps someone could test that theory on a small model and see what happens. but it will most likely cause bleeding it needs to purge out those color changes especially when going from dark to light colors
I think that’s what they want, I was considering it to create a rust effect, on my bot board design, (little rover written in rust), thought could be cool. If can try in a bit will report back.
Yep exactly that is what I want. I want to see how colour would change if printer would just go on after filament change.
yeah give it a test on a small print first let us know im curious now myself
@VictorLagina @Kawala Ok I figured it out, to achieve almost zero waste you need disable prime tower and manually set flushing volumes to 0
Test print
didnt turn out too bad, interesting
Nice, you did a great job!
