PhilMGCollins Member UK, Northamptonshire Site Supporter Jul 30, 2026 #2 If only I had a 3D printer, and the skills to go with it
caius Member Shropshire, UK Jul 30, 2026 #3 That's a fair whack cheaper, even taking filament/leccy into account. Perhaps not if you include time to finish them.
That's a fair whack cheaper, even taking filament/leccy into account. Perhaps not if you include time to finish them.
paddy wright Elite south yorkshire Site Supporter Jul 30, 2026 #5 Good effort- looks an interesting way for those that know how to create them.
Rockhopper Senior member Mansfield Jul 30, 2026 #6 what size is it to understand if it'll fit in my printer?
T TriggerFish Active member Too close to London Site Supporter Jul 30, 2026 #7 214.71483600000002 × 106.327214 × 519.734322 mm
Rockhopper Senior member Mansfield Jul 30, 2026 #8 gosh. Not many consumer grade 3D printers will manage a print that big. Mine is 256x256x256 which is fairly normal.
gosh. Not many consumer grade 3D printers will manage a print that big. Mine is 256x256x256 which is fairly normal.
Usel Senior member Site Supporter Jul 30, 2026 #9 Rockhopper said: gosh. Not many consumer grade 3D printers will manage a print that big. Mine is 256x256x256 which is fairly normal. Click to expand... If you look at the photos you can see that it's been printed in 2 halves and duct taped together.
Rockhopper said: gosh. Not many consumer grade 3D printers will manage a print that big. Mine is 256x256x256 which is fairly normal. Click to expand... If you look at the photos you can see that it's been printed in 2 halves and duct taped together.