Amiga 1000 front cover (seperate clips)
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Update 4/10/2020
Uploaded new files, cleaned up the mesh and also fixed some minor tolerances to make things print easier.
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https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2811303
Seperating the clips from the main body, so they can be printed flat and thus retain more strength (without snapping off).
You'll have to print 2 clips, and glue/epoxy them into place (might need a tiny bit of sanding down to fit the main cover).
Post-Printing
Post-processing
I have attached a bunch of pictures showing how I got to the smooth finish that can be seen in the first pictures.
Raw Print - this is straight from my printer (0.3mm layer height to save time - I was gonna process this anyway, so no need for super high details!)
- Rough sanding - used 120 grit sandpaper to rough out the surfaces, so the next step works slightly better
- Filler - I used quick drying "Wall Filler" to pad all the surfaces.
- Rough sanding - Using a combination of 240/320 sanding paper, I sanded all the surfaces down flat. allowing the plastic to come through. The important part here is that all layer lines are filled, but doesnt need to be perfect yet!
- Primer filler painting - Used 2 Thick layers of Primer to again "fill" the print (I used very cheap Primer in this step, as you need quite a lot of it, and as I'm sanding it down afterwards again, it's a bit of a "waste" otherwise).
- Images showing before/after
- a) [before] You can see rough sanding marks from step 4 through the Primer.
- b) [after] Using wet sanding paper of 800 grit, I smooth every surface back down so they're super smooth and flat.
Final Primer - Using a better quality/more expensive Primer I spray on the final layer, making all surfaces look equal and flat. Next: Now you could do a 1000 grit wet-sanding pass again, and then apply your final coat of paint and/or lacquer. (Haven't done this yet, will update pictures later)
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