Members Stone14 Posted August 28, 2022 Members Report Posted August 28, 2022 What printer is a goto printer for making leather stamps, patterns, debossed embossed etc, also for personalised name stamps etc. Tia. Quote
Members sbrownn Posted August 28, 2022 Members Report Posted August 28, 2022 I have had good luck with the large bed Any Cubic. Diagonally you can print something up to 20" long if it isn't too wide. Quote
Members AKortekaas Posted December 25, 2022 Members Report Posted December 25, 2022 have some test stuff printed at a local print shop on different printers to help you decide. I can make some stamps on my ender v3 but really detailed stuff fails because it has a 0.4 mm nozzle so any features smaller than disappear amd features that get cut off when the design gets converted into a 0.4mm wide tool path. Also the plastic is quite weak so unless you make the stamp part really thin the small features will break. Stuff like a McDonalds logo an inch wide should work fine, a starbucks logo in that size would be problematic, a coca cola logo would be impossible. I can get better resolution if i put in a smaller nozzle and tweak settings but i have not done that yet so i can't say how that would turn out. A resin printer can print more resolustion than a standard fdm printer but i have no idea if those prints are strong enough. Quote
kgg Posted December 25, 2022 Report Posted December 25, 2022 On 8/28/2022 at 3:16 PM, Stone14 said: What printer is a goto printer for making leather stamps, patterns, debossed embossed etc, also for personalised name stamps etc. All lot is going to depend on i) design / splicing software ii) the quality / type of filament iii) the quality of printer iv) nozzle size v) whether it has a heated bed and most importantly vi) your budget. I use Prusa printers and find them to be really excellent machines. kgg Quote
Members chrisash Posted December 25, 2022 Members Report Posted December 25, 2022 Get a Resin printer they offer much higher resolution and will make good molds for debossing and embossing, far better than the normal 3d printers like the ender3 Quote
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