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I modelled and 3D printed a mini Manhattan
Month: April 2017
Video: After much experimenting, I finished a 3D printed, metal electroplated Captain Phasma helmet
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My first post-processed with acetone
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Finishing up touches on most of my suit!
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May the retraction gods be ever in my favour
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So I figured that at what separates a high end bearing from a cheap one is polish. I figured I might be able to replicate that if I found a way to “break in” cheap bearings. I designed this “break in fan” to mount on my car window. After 2 days of driving to work and back I tripled my spin times.
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Installed a new fan mod and the results were amazing (overhang test)
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I made this last night. Thought it might be useful for anyone else trying to get as many 3D printers as possible in the amallest area as possible.
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I modeled and 3d printed this.
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RepRap Helios
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