Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Content

Hello awesome Patrons!

Get ready to add a dash of mischief to your holiday decor with our vibrant Merry Grinchmas! sign. This colorful piece captures the whimsical spirit of The Grinch in full holiday cheer, perfect for welcoming guests or spicing up a room.

Filaments Used:

  • PLA BambuLab Basic Red β€“ For the vivid and festive lettering.

  • PLA BambuLab Basic Black β€“ For sharp outlines and details.

  • PLA BambuLab Basic Green β€“ For that signature Grinch green.

  • PLA BambuLab Matte Ivory White β€“ For snowy accents and a touch of elegance.

This sign is a fantastic way to bring some Grinch-y fun into your home this Christmas season.

Exclusive for Premium Members: This Merry Grinchmas! sign is available only to our Premium members. Don’t miss out on this special addition to your holiday decorations!

Files

Previews only

Comments

NeighborGeek

Love it. Thank you for including the filaments used!

NeighborGeek

So, I downloaded this and had my son print the first one earlier today while I was away from home. I came home and loved it, and it was such a short print that I thought I could price it low and sell a bunch. Then I went to print more and they were set to take more than 2x as long. Turns out, they accidentally set the layer height to .2mm, but it still looks really good. I've got 2 going with the correct .08mm layer height, and will compare them in the morning. If they don't look significanlty better, I might just print a bunch at .2 or .16

NeighborGeek

So, there was definitely a clear difference. I still like the .2 version by itself, but looking at them side by side the .08 is clearly better. The main difference is that the black in the grinch's face is all missing in the .2 version, so it looks red instead. Good thing I have 2 shows this weekend, so I can offer both versions and not have them compared side by side... :)

LoFi Layers

I think I would have to change the layer heights with a .2 setting then it might look better.

NeighborGeek

Yeah, I didn't expect it to look good printing with the wrong layer height, though this hueforge seems to use a lot less color blending than most, so it might actually work out if it was made for the thicker layers. Regardless, I'm printing more overnight, I'm just getting 2 every 10.5 hours instead of every 5 hours like my son thought it would be at first. :)