A look at what’s been off the bench lately, prints and builds. Photos of recent work, plus deep-dive write-ups of the trickier jobs.
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Short clips of real jobs in progress, no staging, just the bench.
A big organic sculpture filling most of the build volume, printed lying back on supports, a long run compressed into a minute and a half.
A scaled dragon egg in rainbow silk PLA, the colour shifting as the layers climb.
Two small clamp collars with bolt bosses, the kind of quick functional part that goes from file to fitted in a day.
Large curved housing sections printed as one batch, running right up to the top of the build volume.
A round housing with an overhanging rim, carried by organic tree supports that snap away cleanly once the print is done.
A layered daisy with overlapping white petals around a yellow centre, a quick decorative print.
A sliced play-food cookie with pink icing and sprinkles, printed in a single run with the multi-colour system.
A two-colour hose adapter for a portable air conditioner, grey body with a red sealing ring, using nearly the full plate on the Bambu Lab P2S.
Our new Bambu Lab P2S running a multi-part batch print — clean first layers, several parts laid down in one go.
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