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Parts by material

A plan view of printed parts laid out in labelled rows on a light ground: three columns of grey and ivory parts, from the long wing panels and fuselage shells at the top left down to small brackets, rings and clips, with orange TPU parts in a short row and the bench tools at the right., ivory colourwayA plan view of printed parts laid out in labelled rows on a light ground: three columns of grey and ivory parts, from the long wing panels and fuselage shells at the top left down to small brackets, rings and clips, with orange TPU parts in a short row and the bench tools at the right., green colourway

Every printed part of the first build, from the parts ledger, one per copy the beds carry: the LW-PLA shells and the TPU seals and grommets in the left column, the PETG fittings in the middle, the queued parts and the bench tools and coupons on the right. Each part lies on its print face as it goes on the bed, coloured by material, with its name and bed below it; the starboard keel, stilt and cassette parts are mirrored copies of the port files. 145 copies of 132 files: the first build's 95 files (99 copies) in the left two columns, and the 4 queued files and the 33 bench tools and coupons (42 copies) on the right (th-blender abb6ab7a, W83, W104.1, W127.2).

Series
Workbench scenes
Engine
Workbench
Resolution
2400 × 1500
Source
blender/renders/02-parts-by-material.png

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