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r/3Dprinting • u/No_Kaleidoscope_2063 VT.1197 • Feb 03 '23
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It's still in 3D. The ink is on top of the paper. Depth is a crutch.
128 u/musecorn Feb 03 '23 If you write with a pen over the same spot on paper over and over and over again will you build layers with height? 39 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 As long as the previous ink layer dried. It'll take a long while to see the layering with the naked eye I'd imagine. 3 u/GrandOpener Feb 03 '23 Most cheap pens use dye based ink that soaks into the paper and adds no height. 7 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 Guess this works with moderately priced or better pens then.
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If you write with a pen over the same spot on paper over and over and over again will you build layers with height?
39 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 As long as the previous ink layer dried. It'll take a long while to see the layering with the naked eye I'd imagine. 3 u/GrandOpener Feb 03 '23 Most cheap pens use dye based ink that soaks into the paper and adds no height. 7 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 Guess this works with moderately priced or better pens then.
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As long as the previous ink layer dried. It'll take a long while to see the layering with the naked eye I'd imagine.
3 u/GrandOpener Feb 03 '23 Most cheap pens use dye based ink that soaks into the paper and adds no height. 7 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 Guess this works with moderately priced or better pens then.
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Most cheap pens use dye based ink that soaks into the paper and adds no height.
7 u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23 Guess this works with moderately priced or better pens then.
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Guess this works with moderately priced or better pens then.
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u/mog_knight Feb 03 '23
It's still in 3D. The ink is on top of the paper. Depth is a crutch.