Snoopy Woodstock Coaster / 4 Color / Peanuts / Snoopy

[Chris Savage]

Snoopy Woodstock Coaster / 4 Color / Peanuts / Snoopy

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Printed these for my wife, who absolutely loves Peanuts, especially Snoopy / Woodstock.


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I created five coasters in different colors.


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I also created this coaster holder, which holds the five coasters perfectly and could handle an additional coaster.


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[JKnightandKARR]

Very cool. IS there a way you can teach me this process??  My Centauri Carbon can be upgraded for 4-color printing.

[Chris Savage]

Very cool. IS there a way you can teach me this process??  My Centauri Carbon can be upgraded for 4-color printing.

Since I'm using a Bambu Lab printer, I'm not sure if the process is analogous. My printer prints a color on layer one, then switches to a new color on layer one, and so forth, up to five colors, then moves to layer two. Other than loading the filaments I need, I don't do anything. The print profile either supports AMS or not. Some models have a separate profile for each option, in case you don't have the AMS, though probably not signs or other flat things.

[JKnightandKARR]

Very cool. IS there a way you can teach me this process??  My Centauri Carbon can be upgraded for 4-color printing.

Since I'm using a Bambu Lab printer, I'm not sure if the process is analogous. My printer prints a color on layer one, then switches to a new color on layer one, and so forth, up to five colors, then moves to layer two. Other than loading the filaments I need, I don't do anything. The print profile either supports AMS or not. Some models have a separate profile for each option, in case you don't have the AMS, though probably not signs or other flat things.

Got ya. I am trying to learn the Elegoo Slicer app. https://www.elegoo.com/pages/download?c1=3d-printers-slicing-softwares

[Chris Savage]

Got ya. I am trying to learn the Elegoo Slicer app.

I think I see what you mean now...while you can use STL files on the Bambu Lab printers, they use .3MF files, which stores 3D mesh geometry, color data, multi-material settings, and slicing parameters in a single zipped package. Bambu Studio uses an extended version based on the 3MF Production Extension specification. I would not have been able to directly make those coasters if all I had was the STL file.