Just trying to figure out who would be interested in having a part produced in ABS Plastic. I own a 3D printer, and can print up to sizes of 8"x8"x8"
Thanks for your input.
Thanks for your input.
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This is a Thermoplastic Extrusion machine that prints .1mm thick per layer. -
These printers are sweet.
What machine do you have?
If I had 1 I would be making some scale drivers.OSE GIFTING ELF
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I will be making vintage and modern scale drivers for 1/8 and 1/10 scale. Also I will be making accessory parts like mirrors etc.Comment
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What do you need as a template? Do you need the actual part? Don't know how those work.
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Look it up on youtube/google you will see a ton of videos and parts people make.Originally posted by Skullcracken View Post
It prints from digital 3d models.
Its like a cnc machine but instead of taking material away it builds material up in tiny layers.OSE GIFTING ELF
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Printing will begin today. I will have examples up after I return in a week from a trip. There will be mirrors, drivers etc.Comment
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what about re producing the NQD tear into impeller props?Comment
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photo of what you are talking about?Comment
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which 3d printer are you using?Steven Vaccaro
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are you serious! Which model? Is it your personal item or from work. Im SERIOUSLY jealous!! Id love to see picturesOriginally posted by sport 40 II View PostSteven Vaccaro
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It is my personal. I work from home and print 3d prototypes. I just noticed that people do not offer enough "scale" items out there on the web.Comment
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Which model do you have?Originally posted by sport 40 II View Post
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