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Making models while I wait, want to try and beta test them before I can?
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very cool model and idea Aaron ! :-)
I dont really see any big problems with this for printing.
The two large burger parts with their flat sides down, open sides up... zero problem.. the only little problem I can see is, when you print the right burger part with the little grip notches, they will be under the print.. not so good.
So what you could do is.. cut a box or star out of this surface.... then create a posative box or star shape later with the grip notches (facing up) then simply click in the start piece into your larger burger part.... and you have your notches :-)
Will try and get around to printing this nice design this week !
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Awesome idea! I like the notion of making a separate inner ring. This yo-yo should sleep when you drop it, allowing the performance of tricks; or it totally won't work. I'm interested to see how this thing pans out!!!
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very cool model and idea Aaron ! :-)
I dont really see any big problems with this for printing.
The two large burger parts with their flat sides down, open sides up... zero problem.. the only little problem I can see is, when you print the right burger part with the little grip notches, they will be under the print.. not so good.
So what you could do is.. cut a box or star out of this surface.... then create a posative box or star shape later with the grip notches (facing up) then simply click in the start piece into your larger burger part.... and you have your notches :-)
Will try and get around to printing this nice design this week !
Thanks !
Ian :-)
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