My Secret To No More 3D Printed Layer Lines

3D Printing Fuzzy Skin With Bambu Lab A1!

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Welcome to the world of innovative 3D printing techniques! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to elevate your 3D printed parts using a unique slicing method called "fuzz." Say goodbye to visible layer lines and hello to professional-looking products with minimal post-processing. Join me as I share my journey, failures, and ultimate success in achieving flawless prints.

00:00 - Introduction to the Fuzz Technique: Learn how to transform ordinary 3D printed parts into extraordinary creations with a simple slicing trick.

00:20- Exploring Traditional Post-Processing Methods: Discover the limitations and inefficiencies of sanding, priming, and painting for achieving smooth surfaces.

02:12 - The Quest for Better Manufacturing Solutions: Dive into the challenges faced with injection molding and resin 3D printing, and the search for a cost-effective alternative.

05:10 - Introducing Fuzz Skin: Uncover the revolutionary slicer feature offered by Bambu Studio, designed to add a textured finish to 3D printed parts.

05:40 - Understanding Fuzz Skin Variables: Learn how to optimize fuzz thickness and distance point settings for desired results.

06:30 - Experimenting with Fuzz Combinations: Gain insights from a comprehensive experiment to determine the ideal fuzz parameters.

7:14 - Implementing Fuzz Skin in Bambu Studio: Step-by-step guide on applying fuzz skin to your 3D models for flawless prints.

07:38 - Witness the Transformation: See the remarkable difference between standard and fuzz-enhanced parts, showcasing improved aesthetics and durability.

8:35 - Considerations Before Implementation: Understand the impact of increased print time and potential adjustments to design tolerances when incorporating fuzz skin.

09:14 - Embracing Failure on the Path to Success: Emphasizing the importance of perseverance and resilience in overcoming challenges and achieving innovation.

Unlock the full potential of your 3D printing projects with the fuzz technique. Get ready to unleash your creativity and build something truly extraordinary! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more cutting-edge tips and tutorials. Let's make the world of 3D printing even more amazing together!

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[AuDiGo]

There is also feature "variable layer height" which also has nice results, especially for more organic prints.

[maggieMakesMechs]

I for one appreciated the story. I understand some people just wanted the single phrase “use fuzzy skin” but if you are a maker, these are all relevant steps/ideas you would try. Probably saved a lot of people a lot of time. Definitely was helpful for me!

[fuckutube]

The fuzzy skin is not a "Bambu Studio" feature. It's originally a Cura feature that got ported over to Prusaslicer (which is the basis for Bambu Studio) long ago..

[matthiastilly]

Fuzzy skin is the one-for-all recipe to take away the 3d-printed look.
We use it on all our products from the beginning - but: It comes at the cost of increased print-time! Always a good idea to apply it only to visible surfaces by using modifier blocks

[gilcd]

8 minutes to say "fuzz skin". smh

[Betruet]

I've been using fuzzy on my prints for the last few weeks and I do like the results. I make alot of items with TPU and the the flexibility and fuzzy makes a great combo really gives my prototypes a next level feel. Great video thanks for sharing your journey!

[Oliver_Things]

I've been using fuzzy skin for a couple years now, and I think other slicers also have the setting too. as for tolerances, you can use modifier blocks to either enforce, or block fuzzy skin anywhere on your model. I use this for the phone mounts I designed and produce for my car. Fuzzy skin is an awesome feature, and even though I already knew about it, knew how to use it, and use it on a regular basis, I continued watching your video because of how well you made your video. It is structured very well, and easy to understand for even the most novice of printers, which I appreciate, and wanted to say GREAT JOB!

[Radioman.]

The result looks very much like the paint finish they would use on metal enclosures housing vintage electronic instruments. Always felt it gave the product a rich and classy appearance. Very well done sir. I salute your tenacity.

[jedisct]

Long story short: try to check the "enable fuzzy skin" box if you still haven't.played with it.

[robertthompson]

Jake, thank you for taking the time to run these experiments and give others the opportunity to learn from your trial and error.

It’s really amazing that you’re providing this value & we get to learn from your mistakes so we can all have better 3D prints 😊

[TheRich]

Love the video. I think the best part of 3D printing is the design and problem solving! Seeing an idea sitting on my table or workbench always blows me away. I don't care if it's a small custom poker chip or a large set of inserts for my board games. The fact that after a few hours or days something that didn't exist before I started does now is so cool!

And the ironing out kinks until it's just right is awesome! Love the shared knowledge.

Goodluck in all you do!

[TimothyStovall]

.3mm on both is what I found what looked best to me as well when I was testing things too last week. I've got a K1 Max and Neptune 4+ over the last few months, and have really been enjoying designing and creating things for people. It is really cool what we can do with 3D printing now a days.

[redkf]

5:10 bro discovered the fuzzy skin option on his slicer. There, 10 mins saved

[yagoa]

you can make only 20min extra by adding a modifier to remove the fuzzy skin on the inside, can I have one now that I saved you 1000 hours?

[aqnuadziba]

Really cool that you didnt give up on it! You can printed this on resin printer, warping can be resolve with better supports and other orientation, britelness can be solved by using different resin (like abs from elegoo, tough AnyCubic or some mix) or settings (lesser curing time). But i dont think resin print wouldnt work for commercial product, cuz if its undercured it could be toxic, if overcured it would be too brittle, pref you need to paint then so no sunlight would desroy youre product. BTW love texture on fineshed clock!

[PatrickHoodDaniel]

Very well made video and the fuzz looks great! For those that are looking to hide layer lines (from Title of the video) you may want to revisit the resin 3D printing. There are many resins out there that have varying degrees of strengths and some eliminate warping. Another idea would be to create a silicone mold from a sanded part if you wanted a non-fuzzy surface.

[BrodieFairhall]

Cura and Prusa Slicer (which bambu studio is built on) also have fuzzy skin. I'm glad to see more people using it and im glad you made a video about it (and the product journey), it has been available for years and barely seems to be mentioned.

[oriwan]

on the part of fuzzy skin and the tolerances. you can add a modifier cube or what it fit and just float it only on the outside areas were you want fuzzy skin. This way in your model only the outside is with a fuzzy skin and the inside is normal which now saves time and the tolerances will stay.

[Uratz]

Have you tried making Silicone molds? Casting each piece would take less than 15 minutes using 2 part resin that you can pour and cure and you can dye the resin in any color. There are also minimal post processing.

[kanoon]

“Did you know you can eliminate layer with fuzzy skin.” End in 8 seconds. 😂