Your print turned out really nice. I've only tried a lithograph once and it didn't turn out well. I think it was too thick.
you have to screw with the settings a little, if there are a lot of overhangs, you get little loops where there wasn't support enough for them to hold the previous edge. you want to enable bridging perimeters, and enable external perimeters first, and if it's particularly bad, use supports within the build plate. i don't like using supports, but sometimes you have to. wastes a lot of material, takes a lot of extra time, and you have to be careful breaking them loose from small details
Found it!
Cool, those got the darker leaves like mine did. Mine were a little more purple though.
is business off? or is it just from you being laid up? always curious about the state of the (black)market
A bunch of people seemed to leave town all around the same time, and I just haven't heard from a few others in a while. Not sure if they found a better deal, or what. I do know I need to acquire more clients soon. I usually run an incentive based referral program when this happens, right now I'm doing 2 ounces or $400 cash for each referral that becomes a regular client. That usually rectifies the situation in a couple of months...
thanks for the heads up, but i never made an account, i just download stuff....
Tyler.....you were right......I grew too much......kept me running.....got tedious.....
That model train museum in Bryson City is neat. My brother and folks live in western NC and we took our kids on that train a few years back. Beautiful area.We went on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad last week, it was pretty interesting, and my girlfriend thought it was romantic...
the ride starts in Bryson NC, runs up the Nantahala Gorge, then they swap the engines to the other end and you get to see the other side on the way back, about a 4 hour ride.
Kudzu...the plant that ate the south
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i'd live in a house with no foundation if i got to wake up to that view every day...who needs a basement?
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again...who needs a basement?
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why they call it the "smoky mountains"...
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the Nantahala river running pretty good, wouldn't wanna be rafting that day
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this is all part of the tva, they drop the water level in the fall to stop spring flooding.
the spring colors were coming on harder on that side of the mountain, which is odd, they usually are a little warmer, with more rain...?
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they had a pretty impressive model lay out at the "depot"
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my girlfriend is big on family stuff...so we are going on the polar express thing they do for christmas, and i get to wear pajamas in public....YAY....
That's HO gauge!We went on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad last week, it was pretty interesting, and my girlfriend thought it was romantic...
the ride starts in Bryson NC, runs up the Nantahala Gorge, then they swap the engines to the other end and you get to see the other side on the way back, about a 4 hour ride.
Kudzu...the plant that ate the south
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i'd live in a house with no foundation if i got to wake up to that view every day...who needs a basement?
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again...who needs a basement?
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why they call it the "smoky mountains"...
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the Nantahala river running pretty good, wouldn't wanna be rafting that day
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this is all part of the tva, they drop the water level in the fall to stop spring flooding.
the spring colors were coming on harder on that side of the mountain, which is odd, they usually are a little warmer, with more rain...?
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they had a pretty impressive model lay out at the "depot"
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I believe those are bigger then HO. Triple rails.That's HO gauge!
if it was that easy, makes you wonder wtf they didn't just do it right the first time?
