3D Printed models in macro zoom
The images below are taken with a Canon 6D and an cheap adapter to reverse the lens.
The whole purpose here is to show of the cool and sometime weird details that appear on a macro level of our beloved 3D prints.
These 3D printed close-ups are all taking on regular, easy to access 3D Printers.
ECO Wood – Flashforge Finder
ECO PLA – in ZYYX+
Flashforge PLA + Finder
ECO TPU – Replicator 2X
Z-ABS in Zortrax M200
Flashforge Dreamer – Carbon fiber PET-G
Flashforge Dreamer – Carbon fiber PET-G
Taulman T-Glase (0.8mm layer) in Zyyx
Castable resin in Formlabs 1+
Woodforce – Flashforge Finder
CopperFill – Makerbot 5th Gen (1mm nozzle)
Makerbot ABS – Makerbot Replicator 2X
White PLA - Old model with some dirt
White PLA - Old model with some dirt as well
I find it fascinating looking how some materials behave up close when 3D Printed. Look at the CopperFill for example, that’s a pretty neat structure that even shows the metallic particles in the 3D printed lines.
It’s also interesting to see how SLA 3D Printing in the Formlabs Form1+ still show lines, although they are tiny.
Carbon Fiber PET-G is also very packed with fiber that makes it look very strange compared to other materials. Interesting!
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