Going out to fly my yard tractor and other gas and electric devices today..... Carry on using the PLA and ABS and all the other mediums out there!!!!
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I printed up the Safety caps for EC5 battery plugs that bbaumer posted on Post #101 of this thread. These work great as they have compression pins on the inside that keep the caps on securely. Green for charged, Yellow for Storage charge, Red for discharged.PatComment
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Yes indeed! Its going well so far :)Comment
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OCD OCD OCD, and I love it!!! When folks walk into my shop, they think, what a mess... TO them a mess, TO me, all the carap is piled in symmetrical chaos!!! LOL I am working on that!!!Originally posted by crxmanpat View PostComment
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Hahaha exactly, strategic concealment!Comment
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My problem is, I get so used to certain things being in a certain place when the shop is a mess. But after I clean it up, I can't find anything! LOLPatComment
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Project number one complete! Plan to paint and add some benches to it to dress it up alittleComment
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RBTX, Looks great, I build little stuff for the RC aircraft and that to me is the greatest part of 3DP. The little parts that I used to make outta balsa and epoxy resins, I now just design and print. Tool Cool for School. Best, LBI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
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I went through several Fusion 360 tutorials yesterday afternoon and wow were they good. I then applied what I had learned and designed a nose strut brace for the A-4 Skyhawk. Good stuff!Comment
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Heck yeah that is awesomeComment
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Y'all, Pictures of Fuselage_7, 8, 9 additions. Cool detail in the Airbrake cavity. Best, LB
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Now THAT is a big print! How many hours do you estimate all the printing will take, assuming every print is acceptable?Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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Alpha, Great Question. LOL There are 47 g-code files from 127kb to 15,000kb +. I have 8 parts printed at about a 7-8 hour average. I am on my 2nd PLA roll. So there ya go. Best, LBI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
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Here's the completed belly gun pod for the L-39 courtesy of Roy (VRF201) on RCG..
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Im just printing away over here :)Comment
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It's like once you get started and see how easy it really is, you can't stop! I think my printer ran non-stop for 2 weeks after I got it. :)PatComment
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Yeah it is, im trying to find an airfoil for my n9mb project. Ive found one i like, just have to re work them so i can build them to the size i needComment
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A-4 nose strut support prototype. I am on v3 now.
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Yep, It's like we need an intervention, but it's all good, right? I can print just one more then I'll stop...or not. Pics are Fuselage_10, 11, 12 and the Starboard Fuel Tank in the cooker. Best, LB
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Too cool!!!!!!!!!!! Love that stuff... Just one more beer while I look at it...… Oh, wait...…:Silly:Comment
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