With parts that small I'd make the spacer and the centre of the rotor a solid piece and drill them out afterwards
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With parts that small I'd make the spacer and the centre of the rotor a solid piece and drill them out afterwards
I use FreeCad to do my modelling.
But you will need a second software, Ultmaker.
This translates the STL model into a file format your 3D printer will understand.
Both these softwares are free2download and use.
Cheers for the advice. I don't have alot of time to mess around with designing too but I'll see what I can do.
3D Printing chocolate will soon be a thing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S-usumuaWo
Doing some printing. Just mucking around mostly. But I did a test of a weapon upgrade for WFC Ratbat, and cannons for Rotorstorm. So many things I've tagged as wanting to try out. Need some fine and small files to clean up the prints
What material did you print with?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
I had no idea until I looked at the boxes of filament my dad gave me hahah, but PLA. The guns so far came out well I reckon. Just needs some cleaning up and sanding and painting. Was only testing but might actually run with these as his weapons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dkaris
I print in ABS, I've found that the cans of auto primer you get from supercheap auto are really worth it. give the model a spray, it will fill in any lines between layers and make sanding easier. I normally prime with it, sand, prime sand etc until I'm happy with the outcome. wood putty is also worth trying, you can water it down a bit and paint it on then sand it back.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
Cabbot's Cabothane clear is also handy for filling in layer linesQuote:
Originally Posted by Dkaris
I'll check it out. Can you sand and prime it?Quote:
Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy