3D Print Scale Models Without Losing Detail | Cura Tips and Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Ever found or made an incredible life-sized CAD model and felt the overwhelming desire to 3D print it? Then let me teach you the One Cura Trick to capture all the detail.
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Big thanks to Komil Arzykulov and the GrabCAD community.
Similar CAD Model Created by Komil - grabcad.com/library/300-4
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0:00 Introduction
0:12 The Scenario
1:26 Hardware Solution
1:38 Surface Mode Technique
3:01 Workflow
4:46 The 3D Print Process
5:21 Money Shots
6:08 Acknowledgement (Thanks Komil Arzykulov!)
6:35 Outro
Massive thanks for this, most useful, handy trick., I'v been searching this for monthsss! THANK YOU! :D
You have got me so captivated in telling us how you built/printed this. I would have been bored to tears. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
so are you still telling no
@@Core-Electronics
Incredible tip! Keep up the great work!
Will try to keep my head down :)
Thank you, this video help me a lot
Thank you so much, I've been struggling with this for a long time.
Pro trick : you can watch series at kaldrostream. Been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.
@Kashton Peter yea, I've been using KaldroStream for since december myself :D
Great tip
Nice video, I wish I had 2 extruders for dissolvable supports.
Thanks for the great tip!
It also somewhat works for tiny details I like to keep tho it's not perfect.
can you make my model parts do you want to make a name in the u.s. or do i need to talk to the big boss
reaaaally interesting, I constantly having that kind of problem with small parts in a .4 noozle
Exactly the situation I was running into, hope ^ helps you in future prints 😊
Nice
Cheers mate!
Great choise of object
Brough Superior SS100
Cheers mate, was ecstatic when I found that CAD file.
@@Core-Electronics , I would love to print this file , unfortunately I could not find this anywhere even if I follow your link.
Can you please help me out.
Breaks my heart but I think he took the file down. He has got similar models with exceptional detail worth checking out however. If I had it still I'd swing it to you.
Awesome! But still i would say get a Photon Mono X or elegoo saturn, then you could paint with much less postprocessing
Easy for you to say ...lol. how come I never see 3d printing with dual nozzles where one prints plastic the other wax for voids ...20 years ago such machines were plentiful although expensive. Before I retired I kept such things as ball-bearing races and pivots which seemed impossible all printed using this wax process . Some of those bearings were impressive. One company was printing 1/8 scale short blocks and the wax served to form all the voids for water jackets oil flow bearing surfaces ....a work of art .
You'll have to share some photos of the
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Great vid, and I would love to do this with some of my 1/96 scale warship model parts. However i cannot get CURA to centre both models, whenever I zero the bed position the 2nd model just keeps popping back to another position!!. Am i missing a setting somewhere in CURA. Thanks
I reckon if you click on the drop down menu for Preferences, click Configure Cura. Then in the Menu that popped up in the General Tab theres a setting called 'Automatically drop models to the build plate'. If you deselect that it may fix your problems.
@@Core-Electronics Thanks for the reply but no, it didnt work unfortunately. I have read that to put both models in the same position you have to merge the models. I have tried this and it seems to work, setting the surfaces before merging, but haven't printed it yet. Will let you know how it turns out. My model is exceptionally small so I am not holding our much hope but ever the optimist :-)
~ How can I take an existing 3D shell of a model train rail car and downsize it to another scale?
Cura will provide you scaling options. If you want to add internal structure to your Shell (by altering the file) I would recommend using CAD software like Fusion 360 or Blender (both free!).
For me I just make different parts like engine separatley exahust wheels like 20 separate pieces it is much easyer to print and I enjoy building too
What if I wanna upscale a resin miniature? What kind of software would you recommend to prevent loss of Detail?
Lychee Slicer is definitely a good software to use 🙂 - core-electronics.com.au/guides/3d-printing/resin-printing-3d-slicing-software/
except the bike linked to in the article isn't the one he printed...
Thanks for point that out, unfortunately the model is no longer available. The one linked is by the same designer. Maybe you could have a chat with him to use it.
-- Have just updated the article clarifying this --
or you can print in parts
~ Do you have an Instagram account?
instagram.com/coreelectronics/?hl=en 😊