And the fantasy football winner trophy
Monday, December 9, 2019
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
The FFB fail
Fantasy football first big fail print.
You can see how the quality of the filament changes over the print.
Did some testing and figured out that the filament is not melting consistently.
Bought a new one.
Sunday, October 27, 2019
Creating the FFB trophy
Currently I'm printing the robot model i decided to combine the Fantasy Football Trophy with the video series and changed the FFB model and added the previously created joint.
I also did two versions of the hand axis to check which works best.
One version has angled sides to help slip in for the A5.
The other version has a spitted A5 female side.
I had to remodel the FFB hand, the source of those two files is GrabCad
The whole model separated
Suspension system for the A2
Base, A1and A2
Both hand axis
The angled version of the A5.
Labels:
3D modelling,
Fantasy,
FFB,
Football,
Fusion 360,
Ulrich,
YouTube
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Movable snap axis!
New series on my channel it is about designing a movable robot model.
First part is about creating the movable snap axis, which will be used in all joints with a different scale.
Check out the video
Labels:
3D printing,
CAD,
Channel,
DIY,
Fusion 360,
YouBot,
YouTube
Thursday, October 10, 2019
Smartphone holder
New project, started a channel on YouTube.
The first series is about designing a smartphone holder for my 3d printer, Monoprice Ultimate.
The design was done in Fusion 360.
Sunday, September 22, 2019
FFB Titan update
Update from the FFB Titan, the model is created i'm no looking how to print it.
I have to decide if all together or separated.
Labels:
3D printing,
CAD,
FFB,
Fusion 360,
KUKA,
Titan
Location:
Grove Blvd, Austin, TX 78741, USA
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Following up on the miniatures project, next one will be a KUKA TITAN.
Here all the separated parts for the static model,.
Labels:
3D printing,
CAD,
Fusion 360,
KUKA,
Robot,
Titan
Location:
Austin, TX, USA
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
KUKA YouBot
I just finished a 85 hour print, fortunately it just fail ones after the first couple layers,
the layer height is 0.06 mm.
the layer height is 0.06 mm.
The model is the KUKA YouBot in 1:2, it is a first shoot i modified the joints so they a re movable.
Labels:
3D printing,
CAD,
DIY,
KUKA,
YouBot
Monday, August 26, 2019
Super Phantom CAD
Working with fusion 360 on different models, one of them is the Super Phantom.
It is inspired from the B2, it has six board canons, lol, more like a flying fortress
auto canon 100 mm, grenade launcher 200 mm and big boy 400 mm.
No need to say that's oversize, clear if you thing about a tank canon which has 120 mm.
The whole thing is kind a science fiction.
Enjoy.
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