Not only has it been a great creative outlet, but I have found countless practical applications. I am slowly turning "I wish somebody made (some thing)" into "Hey, I can make (that thing)"
Not only has it been a great creative outlet, but I have found countless practical applications. I am slowly turning "I wish somebody made (some thing)" into "Hey, I can make (that thing)"
Reading that makes me a happy human.
So..... after watching THIS video you will be able to easily make your own designs and then print them out.
Tom's great, definitely worth following him on "The Youtube". That video goes through a lot of the basics.
We have used TinkerCAD to make a whole bunch of stuff. Happy Holidays!
So..... after watching THIS video you will be able to easily make your own designs and then print them out.
Tom's great, definitely worth following him on "The Youtube". That video goes through a lot of the basics.
We have used TinkerCAD to make a whole bunch of stuff. Happy Holidays!
Thanks, I have been doing that, but because I am a fan of the Penguin and Gnu, I use Blender. It is FOSS and very powerful. I posted an example of one of my projects on the previous page: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/...HTML/128286.html#p25
Here I am working on a little part that takes a CR2025 battery and a 5mm LED to make a simple light.
I have made several iterations, but it is still a work in progress, a learning experience.
One of my many hobbies. Always car related though I am running a Flashforge Creator Pro for the smaller stuff and 2 colours and a Flashforge Guider IIs V2 for the larger stuff
Well, I can't PM images anymore and we don't have email tabs anymore so I have to post this here. Hope you don't mind but since you play guitars and other instruments, here's a guitar I printed. The only non-printed items are the neck, strings, and of course the electronics.
The black portion is 70% infill and makes the guitar weigh as much as a wooden one. I tuned it about 2 months ago and it hasn't gone out of tune so it's definitely a strong body. The green is just 20% infill since it doesn't support anything and is there just for looks.
As funny as it sounds, that's how Prusa made their first generation of printers. They only use aluminum for the structural parts but everything else is printed. They must save millions in manufacturing costs.
Today you can print everything except the motors, heat bed, and electronics.
This is exciting ! Yep ! Making your custom Fiero induction system, heck, making water-cooled cylinder heads for your stock block V6, three valve, canted valve, ports, big breathers, in aluminum. Yep ! ' Anything you wish. ' ~ The Genie in the Bottle.