Great for mountain and geography geeks!
I plan this to be a collection of all the 8.000m peaks with the same format and tags (Scale=1:100.000, Zscale=1, Board size= 180x180).
I like how daylight enhances the relief of the print and the touch feeling it has, the contouring due to the low resolution (0.2mm) is pretty cool though when printing topographies. I'm pretty happy with this print.
About Nanga Parbat (Google it for more ;) )
It's known as one of the most dangerous 8.000m climbs even though it's the 9th highest peak in the world with 8.125m height.
It's rupal face is considered to be the largest in the world and it's what makes this peak so special and worth to make a print out of it.
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK2S
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2 (0.1 would take too long)
Infill:
25%
Notes:
I recomend to use a shell thick enough and at least 25% infill density to prevent holes on the top ends even if it takes much longer to print.
Got the topography's surface from a GIS software and edited it in Rhino to suit it to the 1:100.000 and 180x180mm format. Also aded the tags with the name, north arrow and graphic scale.
