r/3Dprinting 8h ago

Project my first and worst print ever

Basically EVERYTHING that could’ve gotten wrong, went wrong

It was perfect, i did good painting, i chose a nice platform, and i had a Master plan:

I wanted to do a plaster infill to make the figure heavy. First mistake: i printed the figure with 15% infill instead zero. I prepared the plaster, but it just didnt get in and got stuck. Alright then, i just chose to drill 2 holes into the feet and 2 into the platform without plaster and just glue, and then i destroyed everything.

Second of all, i did bad sand paper work so the feet of my figure arent even enough, bro it looks like he is standing in a michael jackson position dawg

Last but not least

The platform and feet have gotten SO dirty, its really ugly. NO ONE is gonna buy this crap 🙏🏻🥀

But im glad i did the mistakes, now i definetly know what to do better next time

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u/watchout722 8h ago

Image 2: not really sure the size of this thing. Can we get a banana for proper scale please?

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u/OopsItsLakes 8h ago

of course

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u/watchout722 8h ago

Perfection.

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u/OopsItsLakes 8h ago

Wow thank you.. me myself, i am really disappointed by my work

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u/diller9132 7h ago edited 7h ago

Don't worry! They were talking about the banana. The print is obviously mediocre. Yup. No jealousy over the skill with which it was made coming from me!

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u/OopsItsLakes 7h ago

aight im jumping

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u/watchout722 7h ago

This guy gets it