I used an automotive high-build primer, applying several coats to mostly fill the FDM layers.hi,Norman,wow he turned out just great,would be very happy with him,
ok you got my attention,with the ;Car filler primer was used to smooth the FDM print layers ;
please can you give me some more info on this type of paint,as I have some things as well,and don't know ,what it is to use like acetone
or some think else to smooth out the lines.
so any info help greatly appreciated.
I downloaded the Boxer 3D file from a site called Thingiverse and printed it on my 3D printer. There are lots of sites out there offering open-source 3D files, you just need to find a good one.Norman
I that's superb, do you do German Shepherds ?
Jim
I’m really into real-space modelling, and on one group I belong to, one of the guys is drawing up 3D models of the Apollo CSM & LM and making them available for sale on Shapeways (a 3D printing service), yes, very expensive, but the models are outstanding.It will come sooner than we think. Remember digital photography? It was going to take twenty years to replace wet film....took about five...
ta for the info,Norman,I used an automotive high-build primer, applying several coats to mostly fill the FDM layers.
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