The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

[Snoopy1]

I understand. That’s why I did sheeted foam on mine. It’s a touch heavier but man is it strong.

Sorry made a mistake it version 15 AutoCAD.
The out line of the motor in PDF.

 

[BalsaDust]

Sorry made a mistake it version 15 AutoCAD.
The out line of the motor in PDF.

Cad file would be preferred.

 

[Snoopy1]

Cad file would be preferred.

Sent the file.

 

[BalsaDust]

Sent the file.

Got it. Haven’t opened cad up yet. Thanks bud.

 

[Decal Dennis]

Note: don't mess with dennis... 50cal rounds just layin around! LOL curious what those are paired up with???

So it was pointed out that I missed this question awhile back..... @AKNick Those 50 BMG rounds are for my Armalite AR50 bolt action rifle, 30" barrel with tank break. I have since sold it , but am slowly working towards a Barrett 50

 

[AKNick]

So it was pointed out that I missed this question awhile back..... @AKNick Those 50 BMG rounds are for my Armalite AR50 bolt action rifle, 30" barrel with tank break. I have since sold it , but am slowly working towards a Barrett 50

Proud of you [emoji4]


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[AKNick]

Been learning this 3D printer stuff. Pretty large learning curve for me. Teaching myself 3D CAD, and the 3D printer... speeds, flow rates, temps, bed leveling, bed temp, calibration... not to mention getting parts to stick and replacing an underrated capacitor!! Wow
Slowing getting this thing dialed in to the point where I can make functional parts.

Kinda fun, and time consuming. Hoping to eventually make some cool holders and supports for RC stuff.


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[HRRC Flyer]

Hey @AKNick ,

This 3D printing stuff is totally fascinating to me too. I think it is going to be a step up in this hobby with all of the different things that can be made, especially scale stuff. Your parts look AWESOME. . . . . . . .

 

[Decal Dennis]

Been learning this 3D printer stuff. Pretty large learning curve for me. Teaching myself 3D CAD, and the 3D printer... speeds, flow rates, temps, bed leveling, bed temp, calibration... not to mention getting parts to stick and replacing an underrated capacitor!! Wow
Slowing getting this thing dialed in to the point where I can make functional parts.

Kinda fun, and time consuming. Hoping to eventually make some cool holders and supports for RC stuff.


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Yep.......bad thing is having to use support in certain places, takes more time and uses more material

 

[Snoopy1]

Been learning this 3D printer stuff. Pretty large learning curve for me. Teaching myself 3D CAD, and the 3D printer... speeds, flow rates, temps, bed leveling, bed temp, calibration... not to mention getting parts to stick and replacing an underrated capacitor!! Wow
Slowing getting this thing dialed in to the point where I can make functional parts.

Kinda fun, and time consuming. Hoping to eventually make some cool holders and supports for RC stuff.


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Looks like you are doing really well with it. I just spent the last couple of weeks just trying to 2D stuff on AutoCAD let alone 3D . Never tried 3D maybe in the future but you doing well and the parts look great.