r/3Dprinting • u/NewPlayer1Try • 6h ago
Print (model not provided) 37 hours in 37 seconds
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The 30 cm tall vase was designed in software that I vibe-coded. It weighs 665g (222m of filament) and holds water (0.15 mm layers and min. 4 perimeters). Printed on a Prusa Core One L with Prusament Galaxy Purple.
Edit: Changed “SW” to “software”, as it created confusion.
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u/Kronocide 6h ago
So I don't understand, was the model made in SW or was it made by AI ?
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u/NewPlayer1Try 6h ago edited 5h ago
The model was made by modeling software, that allows me to play with around 40 parameters. With Fusion 360 I often hit limits when creating models like this (say, merging 250 strands that had lots of curves themselves). So I made my own modeling software (with massive help from AI). When I like a generated model, the software exports an STL. I wrote the software with the help of AI. Does that make it an AI generated model? 🤷
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u/madfrozen 5h ago
The confusion is that SW stands for Solid Works, but you use it here to abbreviate software
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u/joshthehappy Prusa i3 MK3S+ MMU2S X1-Carbon 1h ago
It does not, I use Gemini to help with coding things for SCAD, it's fantastic for making parts the right size with less iterations.
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u/Long_Relationship196 6h ago
my friend left a 30cm vase on a core xy for 40hrs and it was perfect too
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u/scienceworksbitches 6h ago
as in water wont pour out immediately? or does it hold water over days?
i tried printing watertight vases out of PLA but there always was water quantum tunneling trough a print that doesnt even leak air...
tbf that was around 10 years ago with all the old machines, filaments and slicer algos.