May 26, 2020
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I wanted to see the detail the Delta Go is able to handle and I am quite happy with how it looks. For how small the mask is and how small the details are, I am quite happy with the result.
I will print this mask again, but next time on a different model so stay tuned for that.
A 3D print of my Roby recreation. (But shh, don’t tell Nick. I want to give this to him as a surprise.)
I wasn’t quite sure whether or not the printer could handle this. I realized midway through the process that there were no supports at all to build up to the head and I panicked. The printer managed to print the massive overhang anyway and my jaw basically hit the floor.
Inspiration and Copyright of this character came from Nick Picciano:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZTuj49BxZd/?hl=en&taken-by=pencciano
The printer I got for Christmas is the Delta Go 3D Printer. Affordable and insanely good from what I’ve done on it so far (not sponsored, just very satisfied. So much so that I recommend whoever wants to check it out to do so right now):
https://www.deltaprintr.com/
First Look: Delta Go Desktop 3D Printer
First Look: Delta Go Desktop 3D Printer #3dprinting #3dprinter #deltago #making #make
After a successful Kickstarter campaign several years back that resulted in a $499 kit printer and $749 assembled version, Deltaprinter is back with a slick new, lower cost, and more consumer friendly product, the Delta Go. With a list price of $499.00, and selling at just $449.00 for a limited time, the Delta Gois definitely competitively priced. In fact, in that same purchase price, you get a…
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