The One ring Lord of the rings Hueforge by Terminatordeux

Terminatordeux

Generative 3D Model>Hueforge & Lithophane

Print Profile(2)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill

Designer

16.1 h

2 plates

4.8(6)

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

7.7 h

2 plates

4.8(12)

Boost

121

207

268

180

Released

Description

The One Ring

From of the poster of the original movie remade in HUEFORGE;

Added the one ring on it

is mate black, red white and gold

Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm

Filaments Used:
PETG JAYO Black Transmission Distance: 0.3
PLA Sunlu red Transmission Distance: 5
PLA Sunlu silk gold Transmission Distance: 5
PETG JAYO White Transmission Distance: 6

!!!! It appears you have mixed filament types. Be certain this is what you want. !!!!!

Swap Instructions:
Start with Black
At layer #6 (0.56mm) swap to red
At layer #12 (1.04mm) swap to silk gold
At layer #16 (1.36mm) swap to White

At Layer #22 swap to psilk gold for the rest.

The frame is in matte black

Comment & Rating (38)

@rayvantil

Looks grate, Thanks ☆☆☆☆☆ My first one did print but the underside of the ring was rough. So I printed it in two pieces and glue together, but it was only my 3rd print on a new printer and I am still dialing it in.

The designer has replied

@Terminatordeux

so beautyfull thank you ;)

@ubiboy6

So far it did this twice..But hey its bambulab so who knows what is the source of the problem..i might retry it on .y friend x1c cuz the guy who work at the grocery stopped breathing for 2 minute when he saw. they have poor pay and hes a jolly fellow so i might give it another shot.wish me luck

The designer has replied

@Terminatordeux

OMG 😱😱😱😱 What happened? You said it's a x1c but according to the screen it seems to be a P1 p or s. but that tool head seems to need holidays lol.... good luck for the repair ....

@Duke_Silver

I guess it needs supports? Everything was fine until the ring.

The designer has replied

@Terminatordeux

hello, I made without support effectively the underbpart is a little rough but not visible so ....

@xristoshim

Print Profile

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

turned out great! 👍

@ExecutiveMilk

Print Profile

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

Very very cool. Nice work :)

@InfiniteLayer3D

Print Profile

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

One Ring to Rule them all! This is so amazing!

@Duncan84

Print Profile

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

I really love this print! The 3D ring really adds a great element to a hueforge print. I printed without supports and the overhang on the ring was messy but after a clean up it looks good. When hung on the wall and with the nice frame you can't see the clean-up of the overhang on the ring. The frame is a great addition to make this print look great. Thanks for the print!

@Shalene1992

Print Profile

P1S & others (less filament -> 100% infill for hueforge, 15% infill for ring & frame)

LOVE this print! Turned out great…Thank You!!

@Duncan84

Were you able to print this without supports?

The designer has replied

@Terminatordeux

yes however the underside of ring is a little rough, I have shove the string and starched it a little to clean it but it's impossible to see it because of the frame and the angle of view I have printed it with support in first but it has made some nasty prints on the base of them.

@Duncan84

Replying to @Terminatordeux :

Thank you! I was wondering how well it would print without because I felt it would ruin the print with supports. By the way, this looks like it will be an awesome print!

(Edited)

@Terminatordeux

Replying to @Duncan84 :

I confirm with support it's shitty but maybe there is a way to create support that does not begin in the print I don't know

@Basti85

hi and thx for that great model! I added a profile which is quite faster than yours. It's not only related to the printer. It seems you forgot to reduce the infill for the frame. So my profile handles that as well as the layer height. May switch to object based configuration and also change that in your original file for the frame. The printtime will be reduced significantly! br, B@sti edit: I also reduced the ring's infill at a specific layer height to 15%. you should consider these settings also for your other models >> less filament >> faster print! more people who will print it.. there is a howto at https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/how-to-set-slicing-parameters

(Edited)

The designer has replied

@Terminatordeux

Thank you very much for your comment, effectively, i think i have missed somthing in the moment of uploading the model. On the one i have printed, the infil of the frame is only 7% for a 0.28 mm height, it is enought for a simple frame, economic and cheaper. I will change those parameters in the downloadable model. Thank you very much.

@Basti85

Replying to @Terminatordeux :

you're welcome :) thx for doing the changes :) In the meanwhile my print of your profile finished. From the front everything is ok and it looks amazing. but it seems that the ring needs support. the overhangs stringed out. with the frame on the side this should be no matter at all because you wont see it. I will try again once more with my profile tomorrow as I'm using less infill which will may have a positive impact on this. despite it would kindly ask for two changes: -> can you make the base plate a little bit thicker? it's a way to flexible (otherwise I also can do this in the print profile). -> can you raise the eye? I also made some private hueforge prints and the height really makes a big difference on those models (for the 3d effect). for me - personally - it's a way too flat and more volume for the eye would improve the 3d effect tremendously.