The last Supper
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The last Supper 3D
Leonardo's Last Supper became the most copied object in the world after the Mona Lisa. No designer can keep his hands off something like that. I took a scan to create a rough image with my scanner, then took the liberty of changing each face and editing things. How far is something art? “I don't know it”
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I printed it small and hangs out on top of my doorframe molding
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I like the idea ;D Maybe it's time for a door ghost or something like that hehe
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Replying to @S.3D
my master plan is to fill all of them up with prints lol
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Replying to @GM3DPrint
We 3D printers are all the same hehe. I'll take the idea and keep my eyes open. I'll make something for the door ;)
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done in iridium copper. love how it turned out
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Hey you. I join in the love for Iridium. Great filament and print.
We're currently working on making the plate on the right a little better and creating a better print profile.
Despite everything, I really like your picture and because of pressure, thanks for your comment!
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Thank you for posting the remarkable file! Printed perfectly! Increased size to a 9" length.
Used Bambu Latte Matte PLA filament and Bambu support filament (just as insurance). Plan to print again using wood PLA.
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I'm a very big fan of Matt Pla Beige - I think I printed a good 12kg of it hehe
I tried it a few times with Stonefill and other filaments. I'll add a profile the next day larger and with different material ;) Your result looks great ;)
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Thank you for the photo of your print. I'm toying with the idea of printing it a few more times in large size. I have had good experiences with matt beige without extra support filament. However, I'll give it a try with proper support material at maximum size ;=)
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downsized it to 50mm long. to make a key chain for mother in law. came out great.
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Great job, thanks for the photo, I like the version; d
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Thanks for the file, printed in PLA with PETG interface supports (build plate only).
Took ~15 hours. Turned out really well.
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decent outcoming Model ;)
Good Support Tactic !
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nice print of the Last Supper. I intend on printing it by adding multicolor!
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nice print ;)
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Printed nice even with all the supports. Just one thing.. be careful when removing supports.. don't do like me and cutting parts of the model like I did :)
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Hey buddy, thanks for your review and yes, definitely removing the supports is painful on this model, but I think it's the best setting ;)
I often used the same pla as a support and then a small modeling knife helps a lot in the end ;)
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wonderful print!
great details - be careful removing supports
I used with touching build plate - this is the way to go.
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pretty awesome. the blood of. Christ cup is very delicate so be careful cleaning up the print
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