Woah Skint, that looks awesome! I like the poses and robot for scale, it looks like it's a bunch of fun to fiddle with and move around. Congratulations on such a nice print.
Thanks Aaron, I learnt a lot making it, that was the main aim... ( plus my friends 40th birthday was 3 weeks ago, I`m late lol ). Still a few bits to add.
Now that its almost finished, I look at it and wish I had been more patient and printed it at much better settings... but 3 weeks late would of turned into 6 weeks
Its so cool being able to just design and build whatever you want isnt it!! I wish this technology was this available when I was a kid.
Now.. I need a new project. Any ideas?
@Braddock....how`s the T800 Head coming along lol
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Posting a WIP of my latest print.
Model is printed in 16 parts.
That way I don't need any support(saves on print time and material), can print the part as vertical as possible (gives the best surface), have parts that not are to tall compared to height(won't fall that easy) and loads into Cura with no problems(there are some problems with to many polygons).
I printed one in ABS and one in PLA in order to find out if I prefer filling and sanding or using Acetone.
I think that Acetone applied with a brush probably is the best way if I want to preserve very small details but I don't like inhale to much of that stuff or to change workplace in order to get better ventilation.
When it comes to PLA i brush on filler in stead of spraying.
That way I can add it more precise and only apply where it's needed.
Plan is to post WIP pictures of the PLA model if there is any interest in me doing so.
Time to start to apply some filler and start sanding.
Same grey can already be seen on the model.
That's Aves Apoxie.
I have used some in places where I got some holes in the model because I forgot to turn on upper layers.
It will also be used to make some garments for her later on.
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