Heavy Construction Walker (Action Figure)
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3D model description
Printable Heavy Construction Walker.
Assembly required.
Assembly instruction is in my youtube channel
Use raw 1.75mm filament to assemble some joints.
May need glue and sandpaper while assemble the parts. It depends on a 3d-printer's condition.
3D printing settings
Time: about 80 hours
Size: 215mm x 280mm x 152mm
The object tested by FDM 3d printer with PLA filament.
- 3D file format: ZIP
- Last update: 2019/05/04 at 00:55
- Publication date: 2019/04/09 at 17:32
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Creator
Industrial and Space Designer
Do not need to paint.
Do not need extra parts such as bolts, nuts and etc.
Only need a 3D printer.
Just print it and build it.
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Hello, i have a problem, I have a part that is higher than the others in the center., look please:
First layer-> http://prntscr.com/nju2n7
Second layer -> http://prntscr.com/nju2st
With Arm_frame_Left.stl and Arm_frame_Right.stl
What a beauty!!
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As a tip for those who, like me, can't fit the Body_Pelvis_Armor on the print bed, I sliced it in 2 using Meshmixer, and then used acetone to glue the PLA toghether... I just found out that acetone glues PLA great. Do be aware, it may stain white the PLA, so be careful to just apply to the surfaces you wanted together.