Glade Runner Assembly video 2, RC 3D Printed 1:8 scale air boat by Black Crow

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3D printed 1:8 scale air boat. The Idea was to design a 3D printable air boat that does not require sealing sections together. No glue, just screws. If you break a part you just replace that part. As always, the model must be easy for everyone to build with assembly videos and easily acquired parts.
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[@casadioDesign]

Incredible! Another cool model 😃 Well done!!

[@RockyTop_BC]

Thank You! Boats are not as easy as they look. This is actually my second attempt. The first boat finished this time last year was mostly a failure.

[@joshengland5251]

What printer are u using? Prusa? Bambu Lab? I could sit here and watch these build videos u do for all ur projects,im semi addicted...lol...now we gunna have to get u some background music,and or just have the background noise...cant stop watching...repeatedly...sometime..just need some jams🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙👊👊

[@RockyTop_BC]

A Prusa mk3s+ with 1000 days continues print time.. Prusa and Bambu print very accurate. Creality printers need a lot of adjustment to get them right. See the video on most of my Printable build pages for horizontal expansion. th-cam.com/video/NSCRJb2Al9w/w-d-xo.html

[@joshengland5251]

@@RockyTop_BC i went and tried about 5 minutes if that and my mind blew up....like i was saying before im about like half the people out there i wanna take a file hit print and go...unless i wanna change something and then knowing what i do and can do in the cura then id ask someone like u...lol...but had this ender 6 years and have been 1000's of spools my self...but i think i wanna get a new one ,but also dont want to get basically same thing and same issue,been asking about the prusa ones..i want like a multicolor one with like 3-4 colors at once...well the wife really does..but im the main user...she just wants things printed....ive been wanted a laser engraver as well...maybe a small cnc...but learning slow

[@RockyTop_BC]

@@joshengland5251 Both Prusa and Bambu are dependable very accurate out of the box. If you have years working on a Crealitiy printer I would go with the Bambu. The Prusa might be just a little more dependable but if you can keep a Creality running Bambu will be easy. Bambu gives you more for the money. If You were not interested in color change I might lean back to Prusa. Either way those are the two best in my book.