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Decided to do multicolor accents on a fosscad print and made a little cow from the purge material for my friend's kid
If you are using purge objects with you MMU you should start! Cuts the waste down to just mere grams.
This was made on a 3D chameleon hooked up to my K1 Max.
A) I was thinking of getting a K1 speedy. Don't know this 3d chameleon
B) what's the .22 thing?
B) I'm betting speed loader/loading aid.
Let's see what OP says!
It's the barrel block for a Not-A-Glock 22lr handgun
It's a 3rd party MMU. There isn't much documentation so you're kind of on your own setting it up which is a pain, once I got it figured out it runs very smoothly though.
I just permanently leave for spools loaded up with my most common colors, even if I do a single print I'll just use the mmu code so I'm not swapping spools for every print
That's cool! I bet mmu code was rough. Any word on what the .22 device is?
It's a barrel block for a glock
Aha that makes sense. I like it with the 2 color