Sun Vase
Description
Here's another vase. It's spiky and twisty and a great conversationalist.
Shown here printed in Taulman 618 nylon. I can squeeze it as hard as I can and it doesn't break despite only being 2 perimeters thick. Plus it's shiny. Fun stuff!
Shown here printed in Taulman 618 nylon. I can squeeze it as hard as I can and it doesn't break despite only being 2 perimeters thick. Plus it's shiny. Fun stuff!
Instructions
I would scale up a little bit if you can. Wish I'd printed a bit bigger.
Print with zero infill and no top solid layers.
Print with zero infill and no top solid layers.
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JelleAtProtospace
on
November 15, 2012
said:
wasn't one of the properties of taulman nylon that you could make instant sieves with it? In other words: is it watertight?
BenitoSanduchi
on
November 19, 2012
said:
OK, totally watertight with a better print. Tested and confirmed letting a printed nylon cup sit overnight full of water.
BenitoSanduchi
on
November 18, 2012
said:
I know nylon absorbs water, but I don't know about the water tightness. This particular print wasn't, but the leaks seemed to be a result of imperfect retraction settings with a thin wall. Now I'm curious.
cerberus333
on
November 15, 2012
said:
I have some nylon on order and I'm psyched!
Looking to use it to make some molds for
resin and wax for lost wax casting.
nice to see some other artists taking the plunge to use it.

I made mine 2x the size on the ultimaker on high res mode via cura. Took 9+ hrs. Very cool.
Nice print! What color is that?