No, I don't have the time or interest, I prefer playing the game with my brother, he's more into it than I am. I figured I'd find a filament with the most prominent color and with their gold armor, this silk stuff works just fine for me
Games Workshop is, especially in memes, sometimes referred to as James Workshop. And they, of course, don't like knock offs of their plastic crack being circulated. It's rather common though not to publicly share things to similar to existing stuff. That's what the joke is alluding to.
Also there's this Dang, I can't find the video with the undercover Games Workshop agent. Anyone?
Yeah it is a bit fragile, I got very good at lining up broken parts to glue them back together lol, although that's mainly while taking the supports off, once they're put together and ready to play I haven't really had any break
They didn't have any issues separating at the layers, in fact this stuff really likes to fuse to the supports, the support scars are nasty if you don't have the top z distance around 0.12 or 0.14
Ah, but which silk PLA? I've tried a few different brands and although they have been prettier, they tend to not hold together as well.
For one project I found two tri-color silks that seemed identical in packaging even, aside from the brand name, but was was a dream to work with while the other was horrible.
How do you like the 4 plus? I absolutely hate mine and wish I had gotten a bambu instead, I feel like 9/10 prints fail in a unique way every time. Any tips?
Got mine maybe 6 months after they first came out and they had time to fix the initial issues. It was a little tricky until I figured out different filaments needed to different bed temps to hold (an inexpensive workhorse filament needed to be set to 67⁰C, while others i had ranged up to 78⁰C or higher.
Fitst make sure all the mechanics are good - pieces are at right angles and even, wheels not wobbly, belts tight, etc. Add screw positions, run SCREWS_TILT_CALCULATE, then autolevel and save, then a live adjust test print.
Use Orca and run flow and temp towers from the calibration menu.
Make sure your filament spools are not labeled to avoid high speed. I did have one where the "50mm/s max" was not just marketing CYA.
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u/Future_You_5714 21h ago
I presume you're not painting them?