While printing the cap I'm finding issued with adhesion and getting the bottom to look good. How do you it when printing?
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MTG Fungus DECK BOX COMPATIBLE WITH COMMANDER DECKS #015
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| Last update | 2025-05-02 at 19:41 |
| Publication date | 2024-02-20 at 22:45 |
| Design number | 1801791 |
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Are you serious? The old version was defective. Instead of fixing the one defective part, you a completely new version. I'll either reprint the entire mushroom or have to build something myself. Annoying. That's what you pay for...
Hi! I looked into the issues you mentioned with the model, and it turns out they were structural flaws in the design itself, affecting all the parts. Making isolated changes to each piece in the old design wouldβve only led to partial fixes that wouldnβt truly solve the problem β and it would still require reprinting everything. The only way to really ensure the issues wouldnβt happen again was to make deeper structural changes, so I decided the best course was to redesign the model from scratch.
The new version uses less material, needs virtually no s, and s multicolor printing. I understand this might not be the solution you were hoping for, and Iβm sorry if itβs disappointing. But I felt it wouldnβt be right to ask you to reprint a model with only partial improvements.
Thanks for your understanding, and all the best!
The new version looks nice and I would print it, if I haven't printed the other parts yet. I was able to solve the structural flaws myself be replacing cutout. Now everything fits fine.