This one wasn't multi color believe it or not. It's all individual pieces printed separately and glued together. Edit: Just noticed you were talking about the frog, never mind.
Five D engines for the first stage, 3 Cs for the second and 1 C for the third. Some wire, ignition caps, and a battery!Latest effort, still have to print the Lunar Module that goes inside the third stage, but otherwise done. Now I have to figure out what to do with it.
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That would certainly get her moving, the Estes Saturn V only used one D or 3 Cs if I remember correctly.
Decided to print my dream version of the Saturn V, it's a 1/60 scale 7 inch in diameter model that will take me most of the summer to work on. It's going to a science teacher at Casady (wife is Librarian there) for her class room. Kids should love it and it's big enough to not break at the drop of a hat.
Total newbie here....I do CAD for work and always wanted a printer so just ordered an entry level one to give it a whirl. Ender 3 V3 KE. I have no idea what I'm getting myself into, but I'm excited to be doing it. I'll be doing my models on Inventor 2023 if it's not out there on Thingiverse or similar.
Good Luck. If you do CAD work already, you will have lots of fun and satisfaction imo. Printed stuff off thingiverse etc is one thing, but creating your own stuff is just another level of satisfaction and fun.
Best of luck, be prepared to tinker as 3d printers are not to the appliance stage yet. They require care and feeding.
I have an Anet et4+, recently upgraded the board to the quite pro. Upgraded to direct feed
On the hot head, not remote, and no Bowden tube. Really helped alot. I will be looking to
Upgrade at some time, as I have pretty much reached the limits of this machine. Me and my
Daughter have done tons of stuff. Takes a little bit to get a good grasp on it, really fun once
You do though.
On the hot head, not remote, and no Bowden tube. Really helped alot. I will be looking to
Upgrade at some time, as I have pretty much reached the limits of this machine. Me and my
Daughter have done tons of stuff. Takes a little bit to get a good grasp on it, really fun once
You do though.
My eldest, eighteen, and a wanna-be mechanical engineer has us convinced we need a 3D printer upgrade. He's presently using a Creality Ender 3 S1 Plus. His latest project is a RC car capable of hitting almost 40 mph. PLA parts keep breaking and he hopes more exotic filaments might be part of the solution. We're looking at Jason's latest (Bambu Labs X-1 Carbon), pondered their "industrial" variant X1E, or the Creality K1 Max. Any suggestions on an enclosed printer will be welcome.
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