Because that's what he wants for aesthetics.
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Onoff
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If you were to make the whole thing out of say PETG then be careful on the colour match. We found filament sold as bronze or gold often a better match to what most of us know as "brass".
Stuff sold as brass looked like bronze to me!
Bought as "bronze" filament from memory:
Sold as "brass" filament:
The Chinese makers seem to get their brass/bronze/copper descriptions a bit muddled.
Some real odd colour descriptions out there imo. For example:
www.3djake.uk
Stuff sold as brass looked like bronze to me!
Bought as "bronze" filament from memory:
Sold as "brass" filament:
The Chinese makers seem to get their brass/bronze/copper descriptions a bit muddled.
Some real odd colour descriptions out there imo. For example:
Brass 3D Printing PETG Filaments - 3DJake UK
Brass 3D Printing PETG Filaments. Delivery in 5 days. Extrudr PETG Gold, Polymaker PolyLite PETG Gold, Fillamentum CPE HG100 Morning Sun.
www.3djake.uk
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Stainless steel polishes up like a mirror, and sometimes when you have to adapt (bodge) it's better to have contrasting
colors, instead of trying to "blend it in" making it look worse.
To each his own.
