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TarFox

TarFox

Hey there, I'm Garrett an American Designer & Maker who loves making things!

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5 commentarios

martinezrx7 martinezrx7

any supports involved in this ring design ? thank you .

TarFox TarFox

The Gastropnir, Primal Male Ring & and the Modern Ring require supports. The Primal Female ring can print with no supports but will get best results with supports.
TarFox TarFox

Hi Patmerry, I carefully sanded the model with 120 sand paper to get "grain" direction and in the case of the primal female ring, I used a sand blazer to etch the metal pattern into it. As for colour I use Tempera Powder paints with a sponge brush the get the correct finish.
patmerry patmerry

Hi there, I love your designs. How did you get that metal looking finish? It'd be awesome to be able to get the same finish. Thanks. Matt

TarFox TarFox

Hi Patmerry, I carefully sanded the model with 120 sand paper to get "grain" direction and in the case of the primal female ring, I used a sand blazer to etch the metal pattern into it. As for colour I use Tempera Powder paints with a sponge brush the get the correct finish.
TarFox TarFox

Hi Lucas, I'm terribly sorry for the late reply but to answer your question I use black ABS filament from XYZ printing with a layer height of 0.12mm. After print, I give each ring a quick smooth over with 80 grit sandpaper then finish it off with 120 sandpaper. This gives it a more rugged look and feel. For more elegant prints I use a homemade acetone bath to give a print a clean and shiny appearance.

lucastomascohn lucastomascohn

Hi, I'm Lucas. I really liked your rings and the photos are incredible. I would like to know what material you used to print them and the layer height.