Working on the wings now, once i have those, i might redo the stab/float prints, i just dont like how they turned out, they just need alittle more fine tuning to get them how i would like. Otherwise, came out ok.
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One wing completed printing the right hand wing now.Comment
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Well the printing is done, now waiting on my electronics to get hereComment
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Components from motion waiting to be installedComment
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Do you have a lake picked out for the maiden?
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Looking good there rifleman! Although it's not necessary to take the pics in your skivvies!! ;)Dynam; E-Flite; FreewingComment
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Hahaha yeah got me there. :p but yes im gonna fly it off my pond here at the house. Ill have my son video it. This one in the video I'm postingComment
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Float retracts installed had to do a work around since the units called for were out of stock. Not perfect but they do the job until the intended ones arrive.Comment
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For anyone curious about an Airliner, I uploaded the tail section of my A330-300 to my cults3d profile for free download. Included are ABS gcodes compatible with Prusas.
Once my design is fully completed (estimated Summer 2019), the tail is 100% compatible with the remainder of the airframe.
/https://fbi.cults3d.com/uploaders/13818005/illustration-file/ec56f675-f49c-4c8f-ae45-06b863f5845a/A330-V2.jpg)
It can be printed in PLA or other filaments, but at an increased weight penalty vs ABS. Any slicer works with this design, just turn OFF the part cooling fan and run the nozzle on the hotter spectrum for whatever filament you use. 255 for ABS, I'm guessing 230 for PLA.Comment
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Im trying out some new filament from filacube, so far its been on point. Im glad i picked up some for when i start on the f86Comment
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Hi guys,
I have been lurking here reading all of these posts with interest. I finally decided to pick up a 3d printer this year. My Prusa i3 Mk3S has left the factory and is on it's way to me. I can't wait to start to play around with it. I am hoping that my wife lets me keep it in the basement where my workshop is. If not, then the plane storage room (also known as garage, but the car has never been there). I have been doing a ton of reading and watching videos to help me get started. I can't believe the F-86 the elbee is putting together. I will be getting that underway a little later on :-)
My Freewing F-4 is sitting at the border UPS store and I am heading out after putting my son on the school bus to pick it up.
Thank you everyone for posting your pictures and helping inspire the rest of us to give it a try
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Brent,
Be careful with operating the printer in a garage. cold drafts and humidity can cause the prints to develop cracks or impact the finish quality of the pieces. The Mk3S is much quieter than the MK2S, so you may be able to convince the wife to let you keep it in the basement.Comment
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SD64, Congrats on your acquisition. LOL If you're going to print PLA, there is virtually no odor; ABS does have that plastic smell. I have built the Ikea Enclosure for my Prusa i3Mk3 and that helps a lot. I think the basement is the ticket with an enclosure of some type. The 3DLabs F-86 is printed, but I have yet to buy all the accessories, so that project is on hold until I finish my Phantom. Best, LB"I am having an extraordinary ordinary life."~Lucky B*st*rd~
"Find satisfaction in the process rather than an outcome."~Anonymous~
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I was wondering about that F86! :Plol i been waiting on updates :) ive also picked up their new Il2. :Cool:Comment
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Happy day today. My Prusa, PLA,PETG and ABS have arrived this afternoon. I picked up some Lack Tables and misc parts and I am all set to begin :-) I am going to be busy this weekend. A huge thanks to everyone here showing their setups and recommendations for software. Just started the Fusion360 tutorials. Up ahead is a steep learning curve.Comment
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almost 7ft worth of fuselage :)Comment
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Wow DD, that looks excellent! :Cool:Comment
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Thanks guys!Comment
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