What did you 3D print today?

Yup, posted there

 

heads up, multiboard has gone through some big updates this year. the tiles linked in the underware should still work, but the newer ones might be a little better.

depending on the size of your printer, the 9x9 might be too big. i can barely do 8x8 on my ender

https://www.multiboard.io/parts-library

 

Hated having my token dangling so i printed this little fella

 

Still playin with RC cars. Scratch built Flatty.
Designed the chassis and the Willy's shell myself.
The windshield on this one is glued, I have another design with a fold down frame, still ironing out the pivot angle so the thing will lay flat when folded.. I may concede and just let it lay at a slight angle, it's within a few mm's of laying flat.
This is variation #6

Earlier version below, re-did the fender lines to be level on the one above, and lowered the body on the frame 33mm's.

 

Nothing to see here. I'm just ruining my car with stupidity.

Window foils and sound tube delete.

 

What filament did you use?

 

PETG.

 

oh.





Well, it'll hold until it doesn't at least it's not in direct sunlight haha

 

That's the plan. The part has thick walls and I changed infill to 50% specifically to resist warping - at least until I stop being so cheap and buy a $40 aluminum version. But also, if my intake is pulling 200-250F, I have other problems to solve.

 

Sick

 

Holy hell I was not prepared for how awful ASA-CF smells. That was just drying it out, too, not even printing. I need to prep my office with better airflow before printing.

 

Wife is doing a laundry room remodel. She wanted to add some acoustic panels after I set the receptacle depths to be flush with the sheet rock. Needed some spacers in black to hide the gap between the faceplates and the paneling. A quick sketch/print later and we were off to the races. Paneling and covers not fully installed yet, but you get the idea...

 

7/7 very nice

 

Fanciest laundry room I've ever seen.

 

Howd this hold up? I have a langmuir table Im going to assemble tonight and am tempted to do this.

 

Just finding this thread, some good stuff in here! This is the last print I did. Made myself a spray booth for cerakote and finishing small woodworking projects. Needed a way to hold the spray gun. Printed with PLA+, didn't see the need for anything better. Took a couple iterations, but I'm happy with the end result!