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1 minute ago, SandervG said:
@svdstaak You could have fooled me that this was a full size sled.
I know the laptop behind it from Utlimaker is big, but not thát big haha 😛
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On 12/24/2020 at 6:43 AM, Gigi said:
Lema Green Cargo scale H0 (1:87)
First attempt.
UM3
Latest firmware, latest Cura
Tough PLA
0,25 AA core (default profile) except support, changed to 10%.
I think 8% will be better
Nice! Do you have an undercarriage with electronics and motor already?
Anyway, here's a print from my side. It's actually one print.
Wooden parts: 0.8mm PLA with Natural Wood
"Metal" parts: .25 nozzle, Tough PLA.
All the parts were printed on one S5 plate with dual extrusion. So you basically print a DIY model kit. It's 12cm long like this. 🙂
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Hi Maurosacchi. Personally, I would be looking at PP with glass/carbon fiber. Extremely strong and PP works well with liquids. Make sure when you print that the z seam alignment is at random. And I would also print it with 100% infill. Final version anyway.
If you do want to go for PP, make sure you use the adhesionsheet and/or pp-adhesion from Magigoo. Those are the only adhesion solutions which worked for me when I used PP with GF (30%): XSTRAND™ GF30-PP (Polypropylene + Glass Fiber) (crea3d.com)
Sounds like a very interesting project, SandervG forwarded this thread to me. :)
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Looks really good, I'm a big sucker for trains. Any updates right now? Can't wait to see it printed and painted!
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Hi guys! Since it's almost Christmas, I thought it'd be a nice idea to do a quick Christmas Tree Topper. I have yet to remove all pva and paint my own print, but I'd also like to see you guys print and decorate it. Who's in? 🙂
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Great to see, I love racing, especially Formula cars, so this fulls my heart with joy! Are you creating FE prototypes and/or other prints on a regular basis?
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What modeling software are you using Hembreek? As Steve said, make sure your models are as high poly as possible.
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watertight underwater container able to withstand high pressure
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If you're going for glass/carbon fiber, be sure to use the .6mm CC core. It's a thick line compared to .4, but it will increase strength a bit. And the CC core will be able to handle these abrasive materials very well. Use a regular AA core and your .4 will be a .6 quite soon....