26 Reply by pirvan (edited by pirvan 2014-12-10 07:33:44)

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Re: Some (More) New Prints... (my growing collection)

n2ri wrote:

what scale is it now? thats way long print. thanks for the cleanup tips. I wondered what error was as nothing is highlighted

I have no idea of the scale, since I didn't model it.  All I can tell you is the original model was huge, about 15 times larger than it is now.  I simply reduced it to fit on the Solidoodle print bed (200x200mm)

I suppose we can extrapolate by using the door as a reference.

So the average door is 80"x32", or 2032x813mm
The model's front door 31x16mm.  Not the same proportions (height to width ratio), but let's use the height for our calculations:  2032 : 32 = 65.55, so the scale of this house is approximately 1:66. 

"N" gauge is approximately 1:150, so reducing the scale down to 44% of what it is now, should give you a model that's approximately "N" gauge.

AS for the error in netfabb, if you go to repair, select status, then click update, you'll get this:

http://www.soliforum.com/misc.php?action=pun_attachment&item=7021

EDIT:
This scaled down model, without any support,with infill set to 5%, and infill only as needed checked, would take about 6 hours to print @ .1mm resolution, or about 2 hours @ .3mm resolution

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27 Reply by pirvan (edited by pirvan 2014-12-15 03:51:38)

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Re: Some (More) New Prints... (my growing collection)

More prints... and problems

Here is the mighty Godzilla:

http://www.soliforum.com/misc.php?action=pun_attachment&item=7073

Here is Baymax, and a perfect example of my current problem.  I'm getting a very pronounced Z Ribbing.  It was as obvious on smaller models, or models with surface features, but on something like this with very smooth continuous surfaces, it's immediately visible.   I'll probably start a topic in the help section next.

http://www.soliforum.com/misc.php?action=pun_attachment&item=7074

And last but not least CATS.  this really nice model shows the same identical issue as BayMax.  Godzilla does too, but it's not as obvious as these 2 models dues to the many surface features.

http://www.soliforum.com/misc.php?action=pun_attachment&item=7075

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28 Reply by Ggalisky (edited by Ggalisky 2014-12-20 01:40:34)

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Re: Some (More) New Prints... (my growing collection)

Do you make these for fun, or do you get paid? These prints are all quite good, nice job.

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for fun and friends

To print or, 3D print, that is the question...
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