Originally shared by Mark Wheadon 3D printing with a patterned surface,

Originally shared by Mark Wheadon

3D printing with a patterned surface, using print speed (not temperature) to change the surface properties of the print. I’ve now tweaked the code to split GCODE vectors that cross a pattern boundary and the result looks great. Sub mm precision on the pattern, which surprises me. Cool.

15mm/s for the shiny surface, 35mm/s for the matte. 210C nozzle temperature, 0.2mm layers in spiral vase mode, 0.5mm perimeter. Sliced in Simplify3D and then passed through a rough ‘n’ ready perl script.

Whatever you did it looks great in my opinion.

Great! :+1:

Can you share the perl script?

I’ll think about it – I’m not sure about releasing it into the wild in its current (shoddy) form, wondering whether I should give it a home on github or similar, what its licence should be (if any), etc., etc.

Well definitely let us know if you publish it somewhere please.

Which slicer are you using?

@Daniel_Stauffer “Sliced in Simplify3D and then passed through a rough ‘n’ ready perl script.”

Argh overread that, sorry

That’s pretty awesome!!

Great job and very nice idea! Keep up!

Here’s my next development https://plus.google.com/+MarkWheadon/posts/JQZPqfgYkF3

Dragon! :smiley: https://plus.google.com/+MarkWheadon/posts/MLwbkrgMTeW

@Adam_Steinmark @Panayiotis_Savva I’ve released the code into the wild: https://plus.google.com/+MarkWheadon/posts/5PVTBnXKU2E