RC and 3D Printing
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What's going to be the total time investment for this project, discounting the
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What's going to be the total time investment for this project, discounting the
fuckupsfailed prints?@george-k said in RC and 3D Printing:
What's going to be the total time investment for this project, discounting the
fuckupsfailed prints?No clue. lol
It's many hours and then many more.
Printing is only part of the battle here. Gluing everything together and making sure it stays square and hoping the adhesion works well enough for airworthiness is going to take a long time. Then it's electronics and control installation time.
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@mark said in RC and 3D Printing:
Progress of the printed pieces so far...
Bottle of wine near the tail for scale.
Holy cow that's huge!
This is such a great project, Mark. I can't wait to see it fly.
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@brenda Thanks! I hope I can get it in the air this spring.
2nd set of 2 Elevators. 4.5 hour print job.
Click please!
@mark I'll be interested to see how much work is involved in getting it ready to fly - electronics, assembly, control-surfaces, etc.
Post pics when you get to that part.
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@mark I'll be interested to see how much work is involved in getting it ready to fly - electronics, assembly, control-surfaces, etc.
Post pics when you get to that part.
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@George-K if you look at the stream right now you will see a failed print sitting there. I am waiting for the bed to cool before I remove it.
Something went wrong with the G-Code generation.
@mark said in RC and 3D Printing:
Something went wrong with the G-Code generation
Please repeat in English.
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@mark said in RC and 3D Printing:
Something went wrong with the G-Code generation
Please repeat in English.
@george-k said in RC and 3D Printing:
@mark said in RC and 3D Printing:
Something went wrong with the G-Code generation
Please repeat in English.
There is an application call a Slicer. It takes the 3d model and slices it into layers. Then it tells the printer the speed, and 3D coordinates to move the print head and bed, the extrusion rate of the material, the temperature of the print head (hot end) the temperature of the bed, and a lot more parameters like fan speed for cooling the extrusion as it is deposited, etc.
G-Code. It's basically been around since the invention of the Jacquard Loom.
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Motor Mount re-print after a mis-step on the printer that lead to a blob of plastic causing a crash of the print head.
Click the link!
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Wing End Caps 3 hour print job
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RC Airplane Wing End Caps in white. 3 hour print job.
Decided to have the top half in blue and the bottom half in white. Just another visual clue to help see when the airplane is inverted.
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