#first time trying a sharpie marker blender

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smoky hamlet
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I think it is working pretty good (Note my filament is white and not transparent)

stone otter
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love thatits kind of intresting

faint dagger
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Ya like Michigan?

knotty peak
smoky hamlet
smoky hamlet
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Techincally its not the same but i used a custom version with a mount for the ender 3 pro

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If you want that version lmk

faint dagger
knotty peak
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thx

faint dagger
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University of Cincinnati

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@smoky hamlet University of Cincinnati

smoky hamlet
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Ah gotcha

queen cloak
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I think white filament works better than clear in this contest

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Context

smoky hamlet
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I did try a lightblue marker with clear filament earlier today and while it did work it was a greenish-blueish-teal color instead of light blue

old moth
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So it works better on white? I'm very intrigued by this!

queen cloak
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I wonder how it looks on q semi transparent white

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Or on a grey

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Whats the best color scheme

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And would it be better to have two pen mounts

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So that the marker has more than one layer

old moth
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Doesn't the mount have multiple mounts? I guess you could put different or the same colours.

queen cloak
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True

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Then it would be more visible

old moth
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I have white filament I don't know what to do with. Now I really want to try this.

queen cloak
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Same

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If someone uses one color for all slotes

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Please send how the color of the print looks

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Does it look more like the marker color

knotty peak
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i would try it but sadly my printer is enclosed :C

queen cloak
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Could you modify the model to fit the enclosure?

old moth
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I wonder about the long-term effects of the ink on the extruder and stuff. Plus whatever VOCs might be produced...

queen cloak
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Yea

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Could it wreck the hotend

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Have dome type of build up

old moth
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That's what I would think - it would crap up the gears and stuff in time.