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  1. USS Shields

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    Well, all day printing in store for me today.
     
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  3. Nate G

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    I printed one of these up for the High school STEM class and the startup model ship club they are trying to start to show how 3D technology can be used. Just put a brushed 380 on it so they can test with a simple battery and switch. They have an old makerbot and a Prusa Mk3. we shall see if I can spark any interest . Thanks for sharing the resource.
     
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    Coincidentally Nate this is the pump I used when planning out the Mogador hull you're in possession of ;) I have more of the 385SH motors if you need one for the pump, can't remember how many I gave you in Bradford.
     
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  5. Nate G

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    Hehheh. I may print another pump up for me as I left my working one at the hi school. It looks great for this size hull. just a bit bigger than the BC micro.
     
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  6. Nate G

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    One thing I would suggest.
    I notice that with the orientation of the bolt pattern, when a motor is mounted, the wires align with the the bolt that joins the body parts. With some motors, the wires are so stiff that this is a problem. Consider rotating the location by 45 degrees. Or maybe only 15 - 20 deg.
     
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    This resource has been removed and is no longer available for download.
     
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