Warning Sign: This Machine Knows No Difference Between Plastic and Flesh
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A comical, yet serious sign that is sure to fit in with any 3d printing setup. A 3mf file with color changes is provided, and NO MMU IS REQUIRED!
Wanna use it for a different machine? (cnc, router, mill, lathe, etc…) Make your own remix by changing the text from “plastic” to “wood” or “metal"! STEP and F3D files are provided for this very purpose! If you do this, just be sure to plop it down under remixes so that others can find it.
Thanks, and don't forget: never touch the schnozzle whilst hot.
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Minor Revision:
After finally trying to print this out for myself, I realized that the color changes actually do not line up in such a way that would allow you to recreate the images in this post without a multi-material printer or a multiplexer setup (AMS, MMU, etc.). I made a quick and dirty revision to fix this, which is marked as V2 in the files. I left V1 available in its own folder, though there's not really any reason to use it, even if you are using a multi-material printer. I would update the .f3d and .step files, but since the original upload I've switched to Linux (I use NixOS, btw) and started learning FreeCAD. I was able to make a new .step model, but it actually just imports the old one and raises two surfaces; it doesn't have the actual “source” in the way that the V1 .f3d does. If you intend to modify the text on this model, you'll probably be better off using the original Fusion 360 file.