
Does anyone know what acrylic cases they use for their collector booster boxes?
I’ve got a couple I wanna protect but they’re just rawdogging it in my closet

I’ve got a couple I wanna protect but they’re just rawdogging it in my closet
Hi, my office is looking to get an FDM printer and are eyeballing Bambu Lab (either an H2S or an H2D). We have an expensive resin printer but are looking for something to print jigs/fixtures that has a lower material cost (the resin is like $285/kg). I have an Ender 3 at home but don’t have experience with nicer FDM printers so I wanted to make sure there aren’t huge things we’re overlooking.
I will be the PIC of the FDM printer and I’m fine with fine tuning and all that. We want to get the AMS for daily-removable supports or maybe multicolor prints.
Are these printers generally well received? Do I have to use the Bambu Studio software to slice? How well do they handle ABS or PETG? Are they low on the headache scale or can they be a pain? Thanks for your thoughts!
P.S. Budget isn’t a huge issue, the H2D with AMS is on sale for like $2k which is doable.
Hi all. I got these pieces to go together, they’re each half of Anor Londo from Dark Souls. For those unfamiliar there’s a daytime theme as well as a nighttime theme, and I wanted each leg to be one of those. My problem is my artist, who I’ve gone to for over 10 years and love, went super heavy with the shading. In my opinion, the nighttime leg looks like pitch black, and the daytime leg looks like it could be nighttime.
I had done some laser sessions on some other tattoos but my body had a bad reaction so I’m very hesitant to get more laser work done. I’m wondering if just blasting each side with white highlights will be doable. To be clear, I’m not looking for super bright vivid highlights, my goal is just to made shaded parts look unshaded by adding white and adding contrast to each piece. From any more than like a foot away, the nighttime leg just looks like a huge black blob.
I’ve also attached a reference photo that has more contrast like I was imagining. Thanks for your help!