Chief Delphi - pic: Team 399 The Tin Man 3d print!

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rsisk

19-10-2009 21:54

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Oh man that is sweet. Here is the painted version:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/34285?

biojae

20-10-2009 01:33

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Originally Posted by robodude03 (Post 878912)

I'm not sure if the CAD team updated the model. I will have to ask them tomorrow at our team meeting.

That would be a no, I used the latest CAD that i could find. Although, the lift arms did print, they flaked off during the sodium-hydroxide bath. We could make a simple roller and melt it on.

Andrew Remmers

20-10-2009 15:05

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This is just about the coolest thing ever... i want....

Gabe	22-10-2009 17:18

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AMAZING amount of detail! Everything, the sprockets, the pneumatic cylinders, the compressor, it's all there...
Great Job! I'm jealous!

biojae

22-10-2009 22:44

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Originally Posted by Gabe (Post 879324)

AMAZING amount of detail! Everything, the sprockets, the pneumatic cylinders, the compressor, it's all there...
Great Job! I'm jealous!

There was more. some of the finer details fell off in the very basic wash to remove the soluble support plastic. ::safety:: are definitely needed, as well as thick rubber gloves. (it has a Ph of 13)

There were lift gates, a power distribution board, our "thwhacker" (an arm to push the balls out), and our follower wheels.

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