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Bunny Jail Alpha: HIPS test
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Published on March 8, 2013
Description
A model of a Stanford bunny floating inside an egg shaped cage. The model is designed to test MattS's new printing method using dissolvable support material, HIPS.
Instructions
The method uses a dual extruder to print the main model in ABS while printing support material in the new material HIPS, which can be dissolved in Limonene, an orange based solvent.
The resulting egg cage is pretty delicate as you can see it broke in several places. Size up the model by about 50% will make it sturdier and closer in size to a normal egg.
Check out Matt's post here:
3dppvd.org/wp/
The resulting egg cage is pretty delicate as you can see it broke in several places. Size up the model by about 50% will make it sturdier and closer in size to a normal egg.
Check out Matt's post here:
3dppvd.org/wp/
License
Bunny Jail Alpha: HIPS test by kellyegan is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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is your HIPS model a perfect negative of the cage/bunny or can you overlap them freely?
The two models don't have overlap. I used RepG dualextrusion feature to prep the gcode for printing.