Mushroom picture frame “Trametes Pubescens”
640 downloads · 2 years ago · **An extravagant picture frame for a special photo.** The mushrooms are 3d-scanned “trametes pubesce
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An extravagant picture frame for a special photo. The mushrooms are 3d-scanned “trametes pubescens” that I found in the forest. There is a vertical and horizontal version included that both work as wall mount, fridge magnet and tabletop display.
Versions
- For horizontal display
- For vertical display
Framing options
- European standard photos in the size 100 x 150 mm -European post cards in the size 104 x 148 mm
- US photos and post cards in the size 4x6 inch
Mounting options
- With the holder for tabletop display
- With 6 x 2 mm magnets on the fridge
- With a nail or wall mount tape on your wall
Instructions
- Choose the horizontal or vertical version based on what you want to frame
- Print the frame and lid
- Print the extra holder if you want to display it on a tabletop
- Slide in your photo
- Slide in the lid until it locks into place
Print settings Required build volume: 240 x 240 mm x 100 mm Material usage: 150 g Material: PLA Print direction: stls are rotated correctly, check images Support: none Nozzle size: 0,4 mm Line width: 0,4 mm Layer height 0,2 mm Outer walls: 3 Infill: 15% Build plate adhesion type: A brim for the holder, all other parts none
Mushroom picture frame “Trametes Pubescens”
640 downloads · 2 years ago in and
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1/2 Hey, i just went into the assembly to check out how much work that would be - and due to some path dependencies this would be a little tricky. I think i have a better solution: The height difference between the two parts is 0.8mm - this is why the color change does not add up perfectly. You can lift the holder exactly 0.8mm from the build plate and have some support below - this way both surfaces come out at the same layer. Some slicers move parts to the build plate automatically
2/2 you would have to turn that off in the settings. In bambu studio there is no such setting so you would have to place both parts - merge them and then move the holder up in the per-object settings. This is a little workaround. If you have more questions or need help with this - feel free to join the mebers discord via the thangs integration in your settings here! I am reachable very easily there!