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작성자: tuckers baby
9/16/2015 2:01:47 AM
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I Finished 3D Printing A Hot Rod
Three-and-a-half months spent designing and building it, plus another three months waiting to print it. In the end, my Autodesk magnum opus is complete.
I'm trying to decide wether or not to name it a V-12 or V-10.
Close up of the radiator, fan, and engine block: http://i.imgur.com/7uyGKd4.jpg
Another thing I designed, it's my very own Marathon (Bungie) keychain: http://i.imgur.com/8HUzY5V.jpg
[b][i][u]EDIT:[/u][/i][/b] Since some of you have been asking, yes some detail was lost in the printing process. Here is the 3D model (keep in mind that this isn't 100% real life accuracy, it's just my own design): http://i.imgur.com/U73roxT.jpg
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1 답변작성자: Space Whale 9/16/2015 10:06:59 PMThat looks [i]gray[/i]t! I've dabbled with 3D software, but never actuwhaley printed any of it. Did you just use Maya for all of it?
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2 답변작성자: WalterWhiteVevo 9/16/2015 12:35:43 AMI don't mean to hate on your creation it's actually quite nice, but it would probably take me a week (3 days if I was really rushing) to create it in that detail. Was there a lot of detail that was omitted due to the size of the printer or is that how you designed it
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2 답변Damn that seriously took 6 months dude? We 3d print more complicated stuff that big at work and it might take a week tops. Is there a shitload of detail I'm not seeing?
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5 답변Awesome! Next do a top fuel dragster! But damn your printer sucks! But hey it doesn't need to be good, I assume you're just doing this to learn. Keep it up!
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