Slicer Settings: You should have some experience and knowledge beforehand with respect to the best settings for your 3D printer and materials to achieve a good print. What about clear/blue? The possibilities are nearly endless! Depending on your printing production, you might choose to mix green/white or pink/red. I repeated the steps in this instructable with three different filament combinations: blue/red, red/yellow, and yellow/blue. When I make my next color picker, I won't use the heavily pigmented colors! Look at all of these same reds and blues! You'll get a better assortment of hues at the lighter end of the spectrum! The more opaque filaments don't do as well as the semi-translucents.
For this reason you might choose two colors having the same specs from the same reliable manufacturer. It's easiest to use filaments that have the same properties, rather than mixing different materials.
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How to Choose Two Filaments: By the end of this instructable you will have made a 3D color picker that you can use whenever you want to print a mixed color. It has a 2-in-1-out (aka 2-1) hotend like this: This instructable will demonstrate how a mix-color printer can also output many different blends of colors, making it even more indispensable! If you don't have a dual extrusion 3D printer with a mixing nozzle, then this instructable won't work for you! I use the Geeetech A10M. These printers are popular for producing fancy gradients. What Is a Mix-color 3D Printer? It's a 3D printer that can extrude more than one filament at the same time combining them in a single hotend.
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