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Looks dope. Enough room to add a second one if you wanted. Loving the 3D printing hacks in this forum. Keep em coming.
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Clever. I would like to have one if you decide to sell...
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That looks real nice!
I'm curious how you engineered the wings to be printable and structurally sound. Supports, correct?
I'm curious how you engineered the wings to be printable and structurally sound. Supports, correct?
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Link to the STL?
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correct, i went with supports and I usually prefer to go low infill, and add extra base and top layers to keep smooth as possible, seems pretty solid and slides smoothly. putting it in or taking it out has a little bit of resistance but its working out great so far. i took me 3 tries to ge the right size/ shape to make it go in and take out and still allowing enough room to reach down in and get things from the bottom.
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@metalic5 My apologies for nagging, but it's been a few days. Are you still planning to share the STL file(s) for this project?
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