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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2020
- I printed and built this 3 meter long scale skilift it is my biggest printed project ever with around 243 hours of printing and it took more then two weeks to complete! so hope you enjoyed this video
if you want this printed or want to print this here are the files
www.printables.com/model/2702...
music:
sheer excellence 1 by Peter Joseph Northcote - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thats Amazing. I have some 1950s Rigi Cable Cars. They are designed just to go backwards and forwards. I have been trying to work out how to make them go around and back upm so this is useful to see how it works.
wow this is freaking awsome!
Cool!
Sehr schön 🥰
Super👍
Where can i find the cabins ?
Amazing work.
Hello @foxyfloofy92 ,
That's awesome, I have printed and build a track for my son.
This morning we put the cable on but I'm missing grip and so the wheel is turning without the cable moving.
How did you manage this part?
I'm also wondering is there is not too much breaking forces on the track which makes the cable not moving.
Thanks for your input
Franck
I just used a very large rubber band around the driven bullwheel for grip.
can the grip detach with that connector
👍👍
were did you get the gondola cars?
Is it compatible with Jägerndorfer D-line chair 1:32?
Very good!
I have not tested these just yet as I don't have them.
I like the pylon 1:12
how did you connect the sides of the cable?
Do you have any recipes? How much filament did you use?
awesome! but it would be much better with a detachable grip
Where did you get the line from?
And which thickness did you use?
do you think it is possible to print in HO scale? thank you
it might work using an SLA type printer, but I'm very sure that FDM wouldn't be able to, as it already has troubles printing the smaller details and also is already fragile in 1:32 scale
@@foxyfloofy3302 thank you sir. let me give it a try with SLA and update you soon
Hey, this guy here seems kinda familiar~ x3
Wheee can I get one
how do i print this?
omg thx
with a 3D printer
you absolutely did not expect that at all now did you
@@foxyfloofy3302 i did i just wondered what program it was on
@@XabiExplores ah that explains more, the design program was Fusion 360 and the 3D printing software and hardware was a Prusa MK2.5s using Prusaslicer
Hello sir
.stl please
it's literally in the description
ok