Printed in PLA on a Flash Forge Creator Pro.
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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That looks super cool. Do you have to have a special kind of setup to do multiple filaments in one print like this? I've just ordered a printer so I've got zero experience and didn't even know stuff like this was possible
This was printed on a printer with dual extruders. It's a few years old now, there are some much better ones out there now if you look for multi material or dual extruder printers.
Awesome, thanks! Definitely something I will look for in the future