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Closure/Continuation - Porcupine Tree Album Coaster

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40,8 min
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PLA
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PLA
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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💿 🎵 Easy-to-print, part of a collection representing British musician Steven Wilson's discography. No supports. 🎸⬜

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CLOSURE/CONTINUATION
 

You have your pride
You're standing your own ground
Your dignity will never go
And your mind is pretty sound

I love Steven Wilson's music, and so I created a set of 3D printable abstractions to represent his discography.

This can be used as a beverage coaster, or just for display. It is square like a CD or vinyl album sleeve.

While not a solo Steven Wilson record, I decided to include this recent album too for its significance, music, and easy-to-print cover ;)

I simply removed the branches photograph and kept just the minimalistic square with the text “P/C  C/C”.

If you like Steven Wilson's work, don't miss my other album covers.

--------Print instructions----------
 

Printing slowly helps with definition of letters and to reduce imperfections, 20mm/s for example. Input shaper ok.
Infill at least 15% to hold top layers or text above, but you can play with patterns and higher percentages.
I didn't use brims or rafts, but you can if you experience warping, especially in the square corners. Temporary water-based adhesive is useful too.

  • No supports
     
  • Pause-and-change-filament at certain heights to have different colors, even with a regular FDM setup. With MMU it's even easier
     
  • Scale to whatever size is convenient for you. If the height is too deep you can scale it down in the Z axis
     
  • Feel free to experiment with colors and top fill patterns
     
  • Adaptive layers can help speed up through just square parts, and then have more resolution on text above.


I printed the one you see in my photos switching from black to white, with full top layers of monotonic lines for a clean, simple finish. 

Modeled by Mexican designer Dany Sánchez, creator of MiniWorld3D & OpenFigure3D.

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Any Related Indicia are Trademarks of their respective owners. This model is a non for profit, fan work modeled from scratch inspired by album art. No trademark infringement is intended.

Tagi