Round Kumihimo Board for AMS Remix

Remixed from a make by DasMia. Check their page for more information and a video about kumihimo.
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Printer Settings

Layer height: 0.16mm for better quality, 0.2mm for faster print
Ironing: Top Surfaces, disable Ironing for faster print
Wall Loops: 2
Infill density: 100%. I prefer having it feel sturdier but it could probably work with a lower number if it's preferable to save filament.

Filament Used with a P1S with AMS without changing the 3mf

Filament 1: 5.46m, 16.42g
Filament 2: 1.71m, 5.15g
Filament 3: 0.89m, 2.57g
Filament 4: 4.57m, 13.75g
Total: 12.63m, 37.98gPrinter Settings

Layer height: 0.16mm for better quality, 0.2mm for faster print
Ironing: Top Surfaces, disable Ironing for faster print
Wall Loops: 2
Infill density: 100%. I prefer having it feel sturdier but it could probably work with a lower number if it's preferable to save filament.

Filament Used with a P1S with AMS without changing the 3mf

Filament 1: 5.46m, 16.42g
Filament 2: 1.71m, 5.15g
Filament 3: 0.89m, 2.57g
Filament 4: 4.57m, 13.75g
Total: 12.63m, 37.98g

Kumihimo is a relaxing hobby. To get started I recommended an eight strand round braid. It's a very easy pattern to memorize and it's possible to read or watch a movie while doing it. Kumihimo doesn't cause nearly as much hand pain as crochet, knitting, etc., so it could be good to give hands a break while still feeling like making something.

I enjoy 2mm waxed cord, but basically anything that fits works. There are quite a few interesting ideas and patterns on YouTube and elsewhere, utilizing beads, jewelry wire, friendship bracelets, keychains, necklaces, etc.Kumihimo is a relaxing hobby. To get started I recommended an eight strand round braid. It's a very easy pattern to memorize and it's possible to read or watch a movie while doing it. Kumihimo doesn't cause nearly as much hand pain as crochet, knitting, etc., so it could be good to give hands a break while still feeling like making something.

I enjoy 2mm waxed cord, but basically anything that fits works. There are quite a few interesting ideas and patterns on YouTube and elsewhere, utilizing beads, jewelry wire, friendship bracelets, keychains, necklaces, etc.

I plan on coating this on both sides with clear glitter nail polish then using a couple coats of top coat to make it shiny. I like sparkles, okay?

Otherwise, sanding not really needed. Double-check edges to see if they might damage your material of choice; sanding, deburring, or filing can help smooth sharp edges.