Oga's Cantina - Limited set of 4 Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Coasters by warrell72

warrell72

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Painted Oga's Cantina - DJ R3X

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1.7 h

1 plate

5.0(16)

Painted Oga's Cantina - Chandrila Star Line

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59 min

1 plate

5.0(9)

Painted Oga's Cantina - Takodana Quencher

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1.5 h

1 plate

5.0(6)

Painted Oga's Cantina - Cantina Code

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2.1 h

1 plate

5.0(4)

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Description

Embark on a journey to a galaxy far, far away with this coaster inspired by those available from Oga's Cantina on Batuu Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge – the perfect companion for your favorite drinks! Whether you lean towards the light or embrace the dark side.

Overview

This set of four coasters is inspired by the limited edition designs, which are no longer available from Oga's Cantina on Batuu in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at either Disney World or Disneyland California. This set of four can be printed alongside a core set of 6, and complemented by the coaster display stand. Both other models are available in my profile.

Parts count: 6

Key Features

Inspired by the iconic Oga's Cantina at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge.
Dimensions: 100mm in diameter, 4mm thick.
4 color prints.
Pre-sliced.
Tuned print profiles.
Provision to add no-slip feet to the back.

Printing Details

Recommended filaments:
- eSun PLA+ Cold White
- eSun PLA+ Black
- eSun PLA+ Bone White
- eSun PLA+ Fire Engine Red

Hotend: 0.4mm Hardened Steel

Print time: Each coaster typically prints in about 45-75 minutes

Printing Tips:

Most coasters share the same four colors: White, Black, Dark Red/Maroon, and Tan.
The Cantina Code coaster uses Light and Dark Purple, as well as Tan.
The Star Liner coaster uses Grey and White.
Printing with an AMS is necessary for optimal results.
The print profiles automatically assign colors to the coasters. Before printing, ensure that you've placed your filament in the corresponding slots of the AMS according to the 3MF file.
Ensure your print surface is impeccably clean before printing a coaster, especially for those with predominantly dark colors on the face. Otherwise, any dirt, residue, or filament wisps may become embedded in the print. Consequently, I do not recommend using glue.

Assembly

Added to the files is a jig which helps with even placement of non-slip Silicone Pads (6 x 2mm). Which can be purchased on Amazon

Place the Jig on top of the coaster, the tolerances is tight so should snap on.

Add the self adhesive silicon pads through the holes.

May your libations be as legendary as the tales told in the Outer Rim. May the Force be with you!

Comment & Rating (46)

@daphatty

These are fantastic! I'm in the process of printing them out now, but here are a few things I've learned about the printing process so far. - Most of the coasters share the same four colors. They are White, Black, Dark Red/Maroon, and Tan. - One coaster, the Cantina Code, specifically uses Light and Dark Purple as well as Tan. As of the date of this writing, it is the only coaster that uses those shades of purple. - Each coaster prints in about 45-75 minutes, most with ~20 color changes. - White seems to have the most wasted filament of all the colors - Printing with an AMS is a necessity. I couldn't imagine trying to print these without an AMS. - Before printing, make certain you've assigned your colors to the correct objects. The project will not correctly detect and assign your colors to the print, even if you have the correct colors loaded in your AMS. Don't be like me. I printed two coasters (shown below) before I realized the color palettes were incorrect on each coaster. - Make sure your print surface is extremely clean prior to printing a coaster, especially coasters with predominantly dark colors on the face. Otherwise, the print will result in noticeable color variations. (If you can see residue on the plate, clean it off or it will transfer to your coaster.) I specifically printed my coasters with the following filaments on a P1S with a 0.4 nozzle on firmware 1.05.02. - Polymaker PLA Matte Charcoal Black - Polymaker PLA Matte Cotton White - eSun PLA+ Bone White (is actually the Tan color you see in the photos) - Polymaker PLA Matte Lava Red. (I don't recommend this red. It is too red. Maybe an eSun Fire Red is more appropriate.)

The designer has replied

@warrell72

@daphatty wow what a comprehensive and useful review! I'm going to add some of your comment to the description/instructions if you don't mind!

@daphatty

I printed these over the course of the last week and I absolutely love them. I may attempt to print another batch using a 0.2mm nozzle as the 0.4 nozzle doesn't do the detail of these coasters justice. If you look closely, you can see where certain details are either missing (denoted by areas missing filament) or lack definition between filaments (denoted by what I've dubbed blobby lines).

The designer has replied

@warrell72

Hey @daphatty! Thanks again for the feedback super detailed as ever. these looks great, it looks to me like the challenge you’ve experienced with the Maz coaster is down to incorrect loading/allocation of the filiment colours here is what it should look like and as it is set up in the profile. Let me know if you need any help happy to support! Great job

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