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Fringe Science Warning Sign (Multi-color Update!) by _Icarus
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 6 months ago
A fringe science warning sign to notify everyone about the nature of the potential doomsday machine that you have sitting in your home or office.
I really enjoy fringe science and, as a responsible 3D printer owner, thought it would be fun to make this little sign for my printer.
This was originally meant to be a replacement for the "Caution: Hot" sign that came on the hotend housing of the Anycubic i3 Mega, but I ended up scaling it up slightly and using it to cover that graphic of the robot next to the touchscreen.
UPDATE: This Thing now supports multicolor extrusions, so you don't need to take time in post-processing to color in the letters. You can even do it with one extruder! Simply print the "2 Color A" file, remove the skirt, fully prime a second color, and then print the "2 Color B" file without removing the first print from the printer!
Make sure to print the first layer very slowly and make sure that you have very good bed adhesion, otherwise, you're in for a bad time of letters curling up and possible over extrusion blobs at the beginning of lines.
Other things of mine seen in this posting:Spool Holder - Lazy Susan StyleAnycubic i3 Mega Hotend Overhaul
I really enjoy fringe science and, as a responsible 3D printer owner, thought it would be fun to make this little sign for my printer.
This was originally meant to be a replacement for the "Caution: Hot" sign that came on the hotend housing of the Anycubic i3 Mega, but I ended up scaling it up slightly and using it to cover that graphic of the robot next to the touchscreen.
UPDATE: This Thing now supports multicolor extrusions, so you don't need to take time in post-processing to color in the letters. You can even do it with one extruder! Simply print the "2 Color A" file, remove the skirt, fully prime a second color, and then print the "2 Color B" file without removing the first print from the printer!
Make sure to print the first layer very slowly and make sure that you have very good bed adhesion, otherwise, you're in for a bad time of letters curling up and possible over extrusion blobs at the beginning of lines.
Other things of mine seen in this posting:Spool Holder - Lazy Susan StyleAnycubic i3 Mega Hotend Overhaul