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16-09-2016, 13:58

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Re: Do you use 3d printed mounts?

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Originally Posted by OccamzRazor

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Some interesting things we did with 3D printed parts this year include a motor mount, a winch with spool, and some climber hooks.

Here are the parts and analysis in a very basic level presentation about all of it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQWwjdSNcno

FEA starts at 17 minutes.

Not a "basic level presentation" at all; it's AN EXCELLENT ONE.

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