Wheel loader print on ender 3 and anycubic

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Wheel Loader, one of the most popular heavy equipment, was finally able to be designed this time.
The reason it has to be made this late is because its structure is very complex. But after years of research, it was possible to design in a print-in-place articulated way.
There are some omissions, but almost all movements of the wheel loader are reproduced.
It has been reproduced so that the engine cover can be opened to see the inside of the engine.
There are 3 long pistons and 2 short ones. The long one is used for the cylinder that moves the front bucket, and the short one is used for the cylinder that moves the body left and right.
When connecting the front and rear parts of the body, it is convenient to connect the piston to the front part first and then proceed.
If you move too much beyond a certain angle, the piston may come off, so be careful not to move too much.
The handrails are simply folded over the grooves and glued onto the fenders of the wheels.
For more detailed production method and process, please refer to the video.
This heavy equipment series can also be used as an educational teaching material that is a great help in studying the movement and structure of objects.
We hope for a lot of support from you.
1 : 48 scale
Largest part in printing, size = X 72mm, Y 86mm, Z 28mm, After full assembly size= X 58mm, Y 163mm, Z 71mm
Total Build Time : 23h 52m / Plastic Weight : 95.4g

[@tomhofmann5277]

Excellent! Amazing!
May I suggest for tour consideration model of a naval dual Bofors anti-aircraft gun mount?
It haa movements plenty of detail and pictures and even blueprints are easily available!
Again, congratulations for your work. You never cease to amaze me!

[@fab365_official]

Could you ask or vote on my request page please?
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[@oscaroyola6951]

Awesome work. May I know the brand and color name for that shade of yellow. I am looking for a deeper shade. My yellow is way to bright. Thank you.

[@pierreboone568]

That looks great, especially if you also made the model yourself. It takes some time and trial and error. Well done

[@fab365_official]

Thanks~ I did many trials and errors. Please check my design process video.- th-cam.com/video/xwq3Z6_QRY8/w-d-xo.html

[@KnightKrawler57]

Can you tell what glue you are using please

[@fab365_official]

I use this glue. www.shop.fab365.net/loctite Please check.

[@michaelcmilinichik7604]

It’s really good I wish I could do a track hoe like that

[@956fgarcia]

What's the name of the 3d printer you have because I would like to buy one.
Thabkyou

[@fab365_official]

I used Ender 3 pro, Ender 3 S1, Anycubic S1 in this video.

[@956fgarcia]

Thankyou

[@TBL_stevennelson]

This isn't the same size as the Model I downloaded.
The front end failed 4 times and I gave up and glued it all togethere.

[@fab365_official]

Please send photos via email. [e-mail]
We will find out what is the problem.
Thanks~

[@sebastianruif]

how much ?

[@makewithmegma]

💕👍

[@fab365_official]

😁😁😁

[@site404]

Can you do Darkstar Next??

[@fab365_official]

Could you ask or vote on my request page please?
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[@arieaditya3307]

can you build with Scala 1/43 sir