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A Fully 3-D Printed Ship

  1. BigGunJeff

    BigGunJeff Well-Known Member

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  2. Julian Barbera

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    Looks like the default scaling is off. When I open the files the pieces are super small. Is it just me? Can you please re upload the files with the correct scale or add the length of each part to your post? Thanks! Looking forward to making one.
     
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  3. BigGunJeff

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    Yeah, it's a limitation of Fusion exporting in mm vs inches

    Just scale uniformaly to 2540%
     
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  4. Julian Barbera

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    Thanks Jeff!
     
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  5. Kotori87

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    What are the dimensions of the largest part?
     
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  6. BigGunJeff

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    Largest parts are around 7"tall x 3"x3"
     
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  7. Kotori87

    Kotori87 Well-Known Member

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    Woohoo! It'll fit (barely) on my printer!
     
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  8. BigGunJeff

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    Awesome!

    I can actually put all 3 hull sections on my Prusa i3mk3. Prints in around 24h
     
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  9. Julian Barbera

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    My stern is printing right now! What are your settings for supports?
     
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  10. Nibbles1

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    Its a great ship, I'm actually considering printing it for model club kids that are interested. The WWCC may see a lot of tiny pesky little transports.

    @BigGunJeff, these transports are going to take over the RC Warship combat world.
     
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  11. BigGunJeff

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    I'm not sure...

    Just whatever Prusa Slicer suggests as default. That's one of the reasons I like that printer so much... I hit print like I'm printing on a paper printer and it figures it all out for me.

    The only custom settings I worry about is how the model is oriented... Vertically. And how many perimeters... At least 3
     
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  12. Julian Barbera

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    Gotcha!
     
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