Perdón, no tenía a la mano los colores de filamento, así que se imprimió completamente en ***** y luego se pintó al final.
No quedó igual que el original, pero el diseño está muy bien hecho y fácil de pintar.
¡Gracias por un diseño tan bonito!
Very cute corgi-pumpkin! Thank you for the model. I printed it and I'm very happy with it. Would it be possible to release an alternative version with brown ears?
Loving this adorable Corgi,,,quick question though the file that I downloaeded has 2 files for the eyes. One file is single colored and the other is multicolored and raised, The miulticolorrd eyes are a single brown color should they be black and white?
The STL files never contain Color information, unfortunately. So if you have a multicolor capable printer, you can use the multicolor version, and paint the pupils white yourself. Or use the provided 3mf file.
If you have a single color printer, you can use the singlecolor eyes 3mf, with has a manual filament sawp configured at "manual Layerchange at 3.4mm(Layer17)”
Or you use the singlecolor eyes STL , and configure the manual filamentswap yourself
I just got done printing and Kevin is adorable! Printed perfectly with no issues at all. I'll upload a picture in the next few days. but wanted to let you both know how much I love him!
I am printing on a Flashforge i have tried this twice. I am getting stingy filament on the bottom of the handle. I dont know if it the filament as its the first time buying this brand. Would it need supports?
can you send it to me hello@lehadesign.at ? i'll have a look at it. wich printer are you using? i am thinking, it really depends on the cooling, how nice those overhangs turn out
thats probably due to being a demanding overhang.
Enabling supports would definetly help. Are you talking about a rough underside, or about tiny stringyness (the later is usually caused by wet filament)
no unfortunately not, we dont have a way to print more than 4 colors. So we have no way of testing it. Also i am not a huge fan of the waste the multiplexing color change system create, as well as the long print times. i hope you understand
Please understand I do not mean any disrespect but the wasted filament can be recycled and I’m thinking of buying a new model that has multiple extruders.
Discussions — Kevin the Corgi Ice Cream Pint Holder
I love him, Pretty please do him without the costume tho. He's adorable.
Can you do a panda and axotetl please.
These are so fun! I'm really hoping you do a sloth someday.
Are you going to do a non-Halloween version?
someday sure, but not in the near future
I would love to see a non-halloween dog version!
a hedgehog
i will add it to the list <3
Please can you make a Labrador and Great Dane please xxxx
Any chance there will be more Halloween, Thansgiving and Christimas themed? Horror, Santa, Grinch, etc.? Thanks!!
Holding out for this too. Where i live we don't really celebrate Halloween in a big way, but Christmas is huge
a Frenchie pint holder would be so cute
i'll add it to our list :)
Would love to see a Dog Ice Cream Pint Holder minus the Halloween Pumpkin :)
i'll add it to our list
Very cute corgi-pumpkin! Thank you for the model. I printed it and I'm very happy with it. Would it be possible to release an alternative version with brown ears?
Hi I cant follow? you can print the ears in any color you like
Loving this adorable Corgi,,,quick question though the file that I downloaeded has 2 files for the eyes. One file is single colored and the other is multicolored and raised, The miulticolorrd eyes are a single brown color should they be black and white?
Yes the raised part should be printed white.
The STL files never contain Color information, unfortunately. So if you have a multicolor capable printer, you can use the multicolor version, and paint the pupils white yourself. Or use the provided 3mf file.
If you have a single color printer, you can use the singlecolor eyes 3mf, with has a manual filament sawp configured at "manual Layerchange at 3.4mm(Layer17)” Or you use the singlecolor eyes STL , and configure the manual filamentswap yourself
Love it!
can you make a english bull dog
Oh my goodness he is so cute!!! Must print now!!!
I just got done printing and Kevin is adorable! Printed perfectly with no issues at all. I'll upload a picture in the next few days. but wanted to let you both know how much I love him!
thank you so much <3
Is there anyway that you could do a hedgehog with multi parts/no ams
i'll put it on our list :)
Hi! Ive been having problems printing this file. Sent you an email to your thangs address. Can you please check it? Thank you so much!
hi, i just replied to you :) i am positive we can work this out!
Can someone recommend a glue that doesn’t leave white marks on the part?
if you are inside the US i recommend 3d-gloop we use Uhu Allplast
I am printing on a Flashforge i have tried this twice. I am getting stingy filament on the bottom of the handle. I dont know if it the filament as its the first time buying this brand. Would it need supports?
Same. It’s definitely not a filament issue,it’s an area at the bottom of the handle that has exposed strands would love to post a pic.
can you send it to me hello@lehadesign.at ? i'll have a look at it. wich printer are you using? i am thinking, it really depends on the cooling, how nice those overhangs turn out
Hi,
thats probably due to being a demanding overhang. Enabling supports would definetly help. Are you talking about a rough underside, or about tiny stringyness (the later is usually caused by wet filament)
Do you have a fully assembled STL file for a multi-color printer?
no unfortunately not, we dont have a way to print more than 4 colors. So we have no way of testing it. Also i am not a huge fan of the waste the multiplexing color change system create, as well as the long print times. i hope you understand
Please understand I do not mean any disrespect but the wasted filament can be recycled and I’m thinking of buying a new model that has multiple extruders.
It’s a deal breaker for me though. People do not want to buy items with glued on parts. And it’s dangerous to children.
Using the right glue will ensure that the pieces are not coming off. Also it’s a cup, not a toy.