Credits, first of all:
Light Guide Plate, Frame, Test Litophane (Labrador) were respectively created by BambuLab, Lithophane Makers and larissatondim (As said here)
- Why?
I found litophanies amazing, but I never succedeed in all the steps at the first try. Here I'm trying to share my knowledge (after a lot of fails), sharing with you all my settings to succeed without struggling, starting from how to print the frame, to wich flush settings to use for the litophane itself.
I included also the Light Guide Plate, wich is foundamental to a good result.
- Features:
- Frame:
- The Frame is oriented considering cooling fan; I lost a lot of frames (5h print ruined 30minutes before the end) beacuse first layers colded too fast, ruining adhesion of first layer, and later the frame detached from the plate.
- Use COLD PLATE, to get as much as adhesion as possible.
- Supports is setted as Tree Strong to use as less material as possible
- Supports are positioned on the back of the frame, shielded from the air of the fans (see first point)
- Bambu Lab logo removed
- Light Guide Plate
- Has walls settings recommended by Bambu Lab
- Has fill settings recommended by BambuLab
- Test Litophane (Doggo one)
- A litophane of a beatuful Labrador, with all levels (CYMK) already setted
- CYMK flush levels already optimized
I always wanted a complete kit to be easy, this is as easy as it can be, I hope you find this helpful
Fast Links:
Bambu Lab guide: link
Litophane Maker: link
If you want to know more, here the link to the BambuLab guide: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/knowledge-sharing/CMYK-color-lithophane-printing-instructions