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Hey guys, I used to post a bit on Reddit whenever I would do zhop inlays. But now I'm on Lemmy and I wanna share with this community!
It's sort of tradition for our household that I 3d print the cake decorations for our birthdays. This year's theme was Mario! I printed most items using the Z-Hop inlay method with sequential printing in super slicer.
I also printed a box that the turtles shells, bricks, coins, and mystery blocks can go it so we can save those for future play.
That looks so good! All in all how long did this take to put together?
The 3d Mario took the longest cause there were so many tiny parts to glue.
The Z-Hop inlay parts were only about 45 min each configuration with sequential printing on my voron
That's still impressive. Again, awesome job on that. It looks really good.