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Sushi Gunkan Maki Container Box Remix
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Remixed sushi container for easier printing
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Remix of Lawof McKrispyKreme's sushi container for easier printing and scaling.
- The original model had full spheres for the roe which require awkward supports. The roe shape has been simplified and has been chopped ~4mm from the bottom to give a large flat adhesion surface for printing & gluing into the cap. The cap has likewise been shortened to match.
- The entire model has been scaled down to 88% to be able to print the roe with ~20g of PVB (see settings below). This way you can make it from the PVB Sample Pack in case you've got some left over from color testing (as i did).
Printing Details
Roe
- Printed with Prusament PVB at 0.2mm thickness with 5% gyroid infill. This is a good pattern since you'll be able to somewhat see the texture. This should use ~20g filament (which is enough to be able to make it from the PVB Sample Pack). Check your slicer to confirm usage before printing.
- Finish with isopropyl alcohol bath. I just used a small paintbrush to brush a few coats on and let it dry since I just wanted to smooth it a bit and didn't have the time to wait for drying, but you could experiment with a proper bath if you want to get better translucency.
Cap & Container
- Printed with Prusament PLA at 0.3 thickness. I found that thicker gives a better looking texture.
- Give the cap fuzzy skin with Prusa Slicer on all walls. For the container just give fuzzy skin to the exterior walls.
- Print the cap with supports due to the overhang
- In the attached pictures, the coloring for the seaweed is acrylic paint with a couple coats of matte clear acrylic varnish