3D printed items and list is growing

[slawosz]

I have a 12m x 8m workshop - divided into 8m x 8m workplace ... and 4m x 8m 'bar + TV + music area' ....

I can get away and have a beer .... !!

Before anyone asks ... I have over 70 ready to go models ranging from tiny to large ... electric / glow fuel / gasoline and glider. Boats - sail and power - cars ... drones ....

Oh well. I have 46 sqmt flat... Still trying to figure out how to fit there old glider cockpit which I am turning into a realistic simulator...

 

[Neeves]

Oh well. I have 46 sqmt flat... Still trying to figure out how to fit there old glider cockpit which I am turning into a realistic simulator...

Sounds like Hong Kong.

Yours is the nest egg to allow you to retire early

Jonathan

 

[cpedw]

Brilliant thread. Many thanks to all who have contributed. My son has two 3d printers and I have never used them. Can anyone recommend an easy way in to the software and programming?

I have used Tinkercad which is a very straightforward online design tool. You just add solid and empty shapes from a menu of shapes then distort them as needed.

Boat products include Suncover for Dragonfly plotter, corner clips for solar panels, brackets for walkie-talkies and hooks to hold bunk bases open.

 

[Halo]

Has anyone printed a sun cover for a Raymatine C80 screen? Someone nicked mine ages ago and I couldn’t buy one.
Happy to pay or contribute to r n l i etc

 

[Refueler]

Has anyone printed a sun cover for a Raymatine C80 screen? Someone nicked mine ages ago and I couldn’t buy one.
Happy to pay or contribute to r n l i etc

Covers are easy usually because slicer software can be used to scale / modify a cover from something else ...

If you can give me the actual dimensions of the display to cover ... I can see about modifying something for it - send you the STL file - then you'll need to get someone with printer to print for you ...