Landscape 01 (Hueforge Filament Painting)
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Hueforge filament painting (6 colors) of a landscape
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- Printables
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- Wall-mounted
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
Hueforge filament painting (6 colors) of a landscape.
I like the more cartoon-ish look when printed with matte filaments (see my make of this filament painting) - you will get smoother, more photo-like transitions with non-matte filaments. Please choose your filaments accordingly.
For this print I used the following filaments:
- eSun PLA matte - Deep Black
- Bambulab PLA matte - Dark Blue
- Extrudr PLA NX2 - Brown
- Extrudr PLA NX2 - Orange
- Eryone matte PLA - Yellow
- eSun PLA matte - Milky White
Other filaments that I have tried also worked well... experiment with what you have!
The following PLA filaments also work well:
- Bambu Lab Matte PLA - Charcoal
- Eryone matte PLA - Navy Blue
- Bambu Lab matte PLA - Dark Brown
- Bambu Lab matte PLA - Mandarin Orange
- Bambu Lab matte PLA - Lemon Yellow
- Bambu Lab matte PLA - Ivory White
How to print:
- Start with Black
- At layer #6 (0.56mm) swap to Dark Blue
- At layer #7 (0.64mm) swap to Brown
- At layer #9 (0.80mm) swap to Orange
- At layer #15 (1.28mm) swap to Yellow
- At layer #23 (1.92mm) swap to White for the rest.
The original STL is 200 x 200 mm. If you want to scale it down, please scale only X and Y - do not scale z (height). I added a 130mmx130mm pre-scaled version to the download section.
Print with a layer height of 0.08mm and a first layer of 0.16mm. 100% infill (aligned rectilinear), 0.4mm nozzle. I recommend the slicer/speed settings from this Youtube video by the maker of Hueforge:
https://youtu.be/CGS7Adhyz2w?t=348
As usual, first slicing can take quite a while (> 2M triangles).
If you see a warning in your slicer that floating areas were found, you can safely ignore it. No supports are required to print this image.