It takes me several hours to do the first draft, then 2-8 hours to print, then I nearly always spend a couple hours refining it–adjust the size, add more trim, make the legs fatter (the legs keep coming out too skinny).
This one’s my favorite, with delicate pierced “carving”.
This one’s a copy of a Michael’s hutch I bashed years ago. Version 1 is painted green, Version 2 has panelling and molding and knobs, but has print weirdness because I forgot to flip it onto its back.
Yes, that’s what I wanted it for, too.
I got the Creality Ender3, it does a great job. Shop it out for the best deal. Creality3D Ender-3 Pro – Creality 3D Pro-PAD-LSR-US-PM&utm_term=creality ender 3 pro&utm_content=ender
They look amazing. I had no idea the cost of the printers had come down so far! Wow! I love what you are making. They are super realistic and detailed.
Woohoo, thanks!
Sometimes I wonder if 3D printing is real crafting. You know, I just mess around with the computer, and out pops a finished item.
Hmmm, what would be the hallmarks of CRAFT?
Obsessed, check
Hours designing and reworking, check
Big stash of materials, check
Pile of scrap, check
Glue on fingers, check
Cuts, scrapes, and other injuries, check
Wishlist of related tools, check
Pile of cute stuff, check
