Having screen printed for 40+ years, I don't think that it's the best alternative here. Lack of flatness will take all of the fun out of it. Look into "pad printing" instead. It's better for irregular surfaces. Depending on your needs, relatively inexpensive equipment can be found on Ebay, or look f...

Hey insta - Count me in on a blasted one. Thanks, Rich

Write up a tutorial for it. Some folks do use Slic3r here. ;) Where's ednisley when I really need him? That poor man needs at least one other slic3r evangelist. Hey, I swing both ways...uhh, I mean I use Slic3r and S3D! Maybe this weekend I can do a short write-up. The technique is both simple and ...

Jules wrote:

Rich wrote:Or...use Slic3r 1.2.9's cut feature which will allow you to keep both pieces, and to flip the lower portion if desired. Then save model as STL and move to S3D for output.

Write up a tutorial for it. Some folks do use Slic3r here.

Where's ednisley when I really need him?

Or...use Slic3r 1.2.9's cut feature which will allow you to keep both pieces, and to flip the lower portion if desired. Then save model as STL and move to S3D for output.

Mark the Greater wrote:What the Hell, I'll bake it. Works for all my other problems...

Jules wrote:Crickets. I need to work on my delivery.........

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[quote="jimc"]boy those end caps are super nice. great idea..

ROFL

Also, any ideas of what to do with a bunch of filament?

WeedWhacker line?