3D Pixx-Cells - a 3D printed mosaic

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<figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/GOMLk_sjxtA"></oembed></figure><p>Do you also have a great amount of samples lying around? Okay, you could print another boat with it....</p><p>Or, you use them to create a mosaic of your choise. I've used a programm called PicToBrick <a href="http://www.pictobrick.de/en/pictobrick.shtml">http://www.pictobrick.de/en/pictobrick.shtml</a>&nbsp;to create pixel pictures that you can use as a template for your mosaic.</p><p>The kit consists of the board 16x16mm, the board 4x16, the plug, a small tes board 4x4, two sorts of connector and the hanger.</p><p>Why did. I create such a small size board? Because then people that only own a printer with a small bed can also print these. Simply use the connectors and you can create really big mosaics.</p><p>The first mosaic I wanted to try is the logo of a dear friend of mine DasMia <a href="https://twitter.com/DasMia3">https://twitter.com/DasMia3</a>&nbsp;</p><p>https://www.printables.com/social/9303-dasmia/</p><p>In order to succeed you will have to tune in your printer, your software and level your printer spot on! So besides creating the peg you will also pass the torture test. In one of the pictures you see a row of dark red pegs plugged in to the board. On the right you can see what pegs look like when the nozzle is a bit to far away from the bed or your underextruding. The ones in the middle are just right. The ones on the left can't be plugged all the way in. If you feel an elefant foot on the first layer your nozzle is to close to the bed. If you don't feel an elefant foot your line width is to wide or you'r over extruding. I my case the Prusament was spot on. But the Fillamentum needed some tuning. The white which is Filament PM still needs a bit of adjustment. The plugs are to loose.</p><p>I've added another Pixx-Cell pixel calle "elephantsafe" Instead of 5mm x 5mm it has a footprint of 4.9mm x 4.9mm. This will help if your printer creates pixels with a smal elephant foot. The normal pixel will fit perfect in to the board side by side with other pixels when your printer is tuned spot on. The pixel can be up to 5.16mm x 5.16mm. If they are bigger you will have a problem. So the elephantsafe version might help.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Please share your creations with me. I would love to see what you come up with!</p><p>&nbsp;</p>