BUILDING A 3D PRINTED LANDROVER 90! 3dsets.com

PRINTING AND ASSEMBLING A KIT FROM www.3dsets.com
Landy pickup. (probably + upgrades)
linktr.ee/spareroom_machine
please like and subscribe, I might post some more.
00:00 introduction
00:30 printing
08:30 assembly progress

[@OlegStratienko]

Wow!!! 3Dset support told me that it is possible to print parts just with 20x20 print area...

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

there are some challenges. but it can be done

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday, fantastic first video, really enjoyed the graphics, I need to learn more of this stuff, the build looks great, I’m looking forward to the next video, thanks for sharing Emma...

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

thanks matty. hope u had an amazing xmas

[@joeduda8507]

I found it very informative and entertaining thanks Emma

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

thanks Joe. thanks for stopping by

[@billbaggins]

👍 Nice, great details and fit.

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

Thanks! 👍

[@malcolmtill]

Cool !

[@gvet47]

That is an impressive little 3D printer. Cantilevered print head must be pretty ridged. The parts come off that flex bed surface so easy I would be nervous they would not stay put while printing. The print times were not bad, just a lot of parts to print. The supports look like they removed easily without a lot of cleanup to do. The fit up seemed amazing. Did most of the M2 fasteners just self tap into the mating parts? Even the split rims were interesting. Thanks so much for making this video.

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

you get over the nerves on the steel panel bed eventually. just about all the screws had holes the right size to just screw into the plastic and lock down tight. im still fairly impressed with the printer, and the engineering work in the print design. something to strive for.

[@gvet47]

@@spareroomprocrastinationna190 One of those things you would like to see first hand the process they go through in developing a model from drawings to the end G code that insures all the parts can be laid out and printed and allow for that manufacture of printer to make close tolerance parts. I swear I can print the same part twice and it comes out dimensionally different at the same settings and print orientation. 😠

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Nice first video for the new channel.

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

Hey, thanks Paul. hope i can keep it up.

[@sharkrivermachine]

Enjoyed

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

thanks Steve.

[@CraigsWorkshop]

FIRST! The background music and on screen labels and graphics were very cool. This is a good looking build. I'm really impressed at how little distortion and warping is in those parts. They fit like a glove. Will these parts get filled (or spray-filled) and painted?

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

The ultimate challenge is to get the prints all finished well enough it won't need paint. Will see.

[@wayneacaron8744]

Emma, i used to build models. plastic, metal, even wood. how are you? i had some thoughts about the intake on the 400. lighten the spring? pressureize air/fuel mix? the land rover looks nice. poppy's workshop says HI

[@wayneacaron8744]

Emma, my wife asks; can you lower the base in your intro music? and she hopes you are staying safe! poppy and nana say stay safe p.s. im gonna watch this build ! good so far! poppy

[@spareroomprocrastinationna190]

think i changed it a bit. thanks for watching!! merry xmas to poppy and mrs poppy