Originally shared by Mark Wheadon Moorish lacework vases Velocity Painting These vases have come

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Originally shared by Mark Wheadon

Moorish lacework vases
Velocity Painting #VelocityPainting

These vases have come out great. Pushing the high speed parts of the print on a single-walled vase print really emphasises the patterns and these vases look like pieces of art. Think 3D-printed lacework.

You might want to look at the images in the large.

The pink one is translucent PLA (from M3D), the other two are Faberdashery opaques. The vase is my own design.

The (I presume) pressure effects that cause under-extrusion on the fast parts and over extrusion on the slow parts are what this is all about. Put one of these vases to your lips and you can breath easily – definitely for dried arrangements only.

But the look. Oh My :slight_smile:

210C for the M3D translucent pink, 220C for the Faberdashery opaques. 12mm/s low velocity, 50mm/s high velocity, 0.5mm single perimeter, 200mm high, just over two hours print time. #3Dprinting

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Stunning! !! Beautiful work!

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@Matthew_Del_Rosso Thank you. They look good in the photos but they actually look better in the flesh. They gleam more.

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This is amazing!! Love it :slight_smile:

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@Mindless I’m starting to think perhaps I should run a blog. What do people think? Useful? As for GitHub, yes it’s here: https://github.com/MarkWheadon/velocity-painting

Problem is I don’t think I can keep topping the previous Velocity Printing 3D print, but I guess a man can try can try.

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@Mark_Wheadon maybe a git page or a wiki will be ok instead of a blog

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+Luis Diaz There is a git page (with a wiki), although the wiki at GitHub is not much more of a placeholder at the moment: https://github.com/MarkWheadon/velocity-painting/wiki

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@Mark_Wheadon cool! I’ll check as soon as I get home and try to pront some cool vase as you did :slight_smile: they really really look amazing

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Great work! !! I tried already your program on github,but got problems to start it (can’t find some modules in perl or so…)…i am not a programmer, so i wait for some ‘userfriendly’ version…You plan something for noobs like me?

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@Karl_Schlacher It’s certainly possible. It depends if I can find the time, or possibly someone else will grab the ball and run with it.

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Would be perfect - this prints look so great!..i hope you find time…thank you for sharing your idea…

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An example gcode to test is already on github…

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I wouldn’t blink if you provided an app for sale! Drag and drop a pattern, drag and drop a spiral vase style print. Take my money! :wink: maybe just a tip jar if you are one of those coders that excel at side projects but have no desire to support it (I totally get this- my programmer can relate to that w his side projects).

It would be a cool plugin for certain print hosts. Or just a stand alone app.

I think you can see the interest here. People want easy, not coding requirements… I am among those willing to pay for it.

Brook

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Where can i donate? :slight_smile: maybe this help a little that you find time?

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Ditto!