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Some slicer programs now have a feature to add text. You could probably do this easily in PrusaSlicer, for example.

Hello! Thank you for your note and for supporting teachers like me! I appreciate your concern over licensing. I don't have commercial licenses set up at this time. However, if you are selling to teachers and asking for only costs to cover supplies, then it is okay if you use my designs that you purchase or download through Cults3D for this project. I'd love to see some posted makes too! You can share them here and/or tag me on socials: @abbymath on Twitter/X or @abbymath3d on Instagram.

Note that this is specifically granted to AMBIDEXLABS for this particular project of supporting teachers and schools. Anyone else reading this in this public forum should not consider this a negation of the licenses on my designs.

Excellent! Thank you for getting back to me. I'm a former teacher, lifelong educator, so giving back to the schools is really important and close to my heart. I'll tag you with my next shares on Instagram!

Hello! I'm assuming you are referring to my MCFCD (https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/multi-color-filament-configuration-disk). I cannot open the link posted in your message here. The key is to setup the filament and print the disk (the MCFCD) first. Once you see how the orientation of the colors will print, you should be able to set up the model in your slicer (rotate it) to align with the colors as desired. Then print your model without reloading the filament. You want to keep it with the same alignment. You may need to print the object and lid separately for best results. Keep in mind that with any dual or tri-color filament, it can twist when printing. It's best if you use a high quality filament and a high quality printer to prevent unwanted twisting. Sometimes it helps to print something bigger than only the disk first so the filament has time to settle into it's preferred orientation. I hope this helps!

Hi! Thanks for asking! If it is only the rulers, that should be fine. I feel like the base unit is more unique. If your rulers work with my base, it would be great if you direct people to download the base from my Cults3D post. Thanks! This reminds me that now that I have larger printers, I could print the ruler I couldn't before and even make a bigger one! 🤔

Hello! Thank you for your interest in my designs. However, I do not see any record that you purchased or downloaded this file, so I do not understand how you are "using" my model.

I bought it from a friends account because its a group project!

I understand. As noted in our Twitter/X exchange, I will get back to you soon.

Hello! Thank you again for your purchase. The model file is solid on purpose since it was originally designed for printing in vase mode (a.k.a. spiral or corkscrew mode). Print it with 0% infill and use as many bottom layers and perimeters as you want for thickness. These directions and examples of settings are on the post you linked above. Based on your feedback, I just added a bolder note about it. Thanks! I'd love to see any makes :-).

DAMN i just did the same thing. Just noticing half way through the print!

Oops! I hope that it works out for you the next time.

Hello! Thank you for your interest in my designs. At this time, I don't have printed models for sale. However, I believe there are print services you could use, especially if you were interested in one particular shape. The "holders" for the cone and hyperboloid of two sheets tend to be the most challenging items to print in that set.

Did you see my earlier message? I wrote some additional details and will post to your messages page. I am sorry that this model within the set is not working for you with your configuration. If you would like a refund, please let me know.

Perhaps a smaller layer height would help. That usually improves thin prints for me when there are angles and overhangs.

gracias, si he probado desde0.28 a 0.08 sin resultados positivos, bajando velocidades hasta la mitad, desde 2019 las impresoras han aumentado mucho las velocidades, pero no se acerca al resultado de las otras piezas

Hello! Thank you for your purchase of my Quadric Surfaces Set. I designed and printed these models in 2018 and published them in 2019 before Bambu Studio or Orca Slicer existed. As stated in my description, I was able to slice and print with Simplify3D. I am also able to successfully slice it with PrusaSlicer, although I have not tried printing that yet. The notes with the description for the Hyperboloid of Two Sheets say the following:

The "Holder" was printed with 0.2 mm layer height, 0 top layers, 0 bottom layers, 1 outline/perimeter shell, and 0% infill. No support. No raft. I used Simplify3D for slicing.

I hope this is helpful. If these settings do not work for you and you are not satisfied, I am able to issue a refund within 30 days of your purchase. Please let me know if that will be necessary.

Hello. Thank you for your purchase and interest in my Circular Cone model. The "infill only" print works with Simplify3D and was an accidental discovery when I first designed these in 2018. I have not tried it using other slicers. I'm sorry that it isn't working out for you. I would offer you a refund, but it appears that the refund option for your purchase is no longer available. I might be able to design a holder model as its own STL, but I don't know if I will have time to do that over the holidays. I will give it some thought.

That would be a setting on your computer. The file is an "STL" file and perhaps your default program for opening STL files changed. You should be able to open the program you use to set up your prints and import it there. Also, you could try changing the default program for how .stl files open. I hope you are able to figure it out.

Hi! Thank you for your purchase. Yes, you downloaded the correct model, from what I see on my sales list.

Hello. This model is not a cookie cutter. It is a tessellation, like puzzle pieces that fit together.

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Hello! I don't have any models set up like that at this time. However, the circle base with squares "Half" twice is a good option for now. They fit together to show the whole surface and then separates at the middle revealing the square. If you set it up for filament swaps at equal intervals, you can see the squares well too like in the photos. You print it on the square side so the swaps (and the individual layers!) will create the squares.

i am going to run this on resin. i just got a basic FDM Ender 3 to start trying filament. print the cat that came with it, now on a 4 day print

I see. You can still print the "half" two times and the square is in the middle. Good luck!

I think this is what you are asking about: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08MW5KCTD

Hello! The "Mane Man" is a single piece tessellation. The "Hair" has a separate model that sits on top of the entire tile for an alternate coloring option with a filament swap. It is the same shape as a Bird and Giraffe together, so you could mix it with those tiles. Please see the photos in post for ideas. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mane-man-tessellation

Hello! Thank you for your interest and purchases of my tessellation models. They are always fun to design and play with. My full collection of tessellations can be found here: https://cults3d.com/en/design-collections/abbymath/tessellations. Enjoy!