Thank you, I design all my parts from scratch in Solidworks. After I designed then and converted the files to (stl), I use the Bambu software that converts the files to g-code so that the printer could read and print the parts. The software also lets you customize settings so the parts you print are more light and sturdy as you wish. The material I've been using is PLA. It's very common but there many other 3D-printing material that would work well for other purposes
I'm a bit confused .....what does thee tank look like and which bit of the Tank ? could you insert a picture of it mate OH and the figurine looks so good. Is this to be R/C ?
In the next video I will show a picture of the tank destroyer that is being modeled. For now it's not rc but the plan is to make the model rc adoptable. The parts I am printing right now and showing make up the turret. Due to the model being 1/6 scale, it has to be printed in sections
Very interesting my friend, can't wait for this thing to be complete!
welcome back. where do you get your 3D files? And do you scan stuff and 3D print it for repair purposes.
Thank you, I design all my parts from scratch in Solidworks. After I designed then and converted the files to (stl), I use the Bambu software that converts the files to g-code so that the printer could read and print the parts. The software also lets you customize settings so the parts you print are more light and sturdy as you wish. The material I've been using is PLA. It's very common but there many other 3D-printing material that would work well for other purposes
I'm a bit confused .....what does thee tank look like and which bit of the Tank ? could you insert a picture of it mate OH and the figurine looks so good. Is this to be R/C ?
In the next video I will show a picture of the tank destroyer that is being modeled. For now it's not rc but the plan is to make the model rc adoptable. The parts I am printing right now and showing make up the turret. Due to the model being 1/6 scale, it has to be printed in sections