Hey mate, I’m looking at purchasing heaps of your tank designs, could you reach out to me please.
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All my models are divided for easy printing on FDM machines. Models can be printed on SLA or DLP machines too, non divided versions are included.
Note: To get physical models of any of my digital model, contact me at guaro3d@gmail.com for pricing, indicate scale
Hi, thank you very much for your interest in my models. I have done Architectural Visualizations for almost 10 years now, recently I have been messing around with 3d Printing and photo modeling. My main goal is to design quality scale models that are easy to print.
My models have been modeled carefully, always thinking about fidelity to reality and making the most of the capabilities of FDM 3D printing.
If you want to obtain a model that is not in my store, you can also contact me to quote its development, I am sure I can help you. Contact me at guaro3d@gmail.com
To see my recent works or follow my work you can follow me on my Instagram @ guaro3d and visit my web www.guaro3d.com (under construction).
FAQ:
Q: I want to print your models in a diferent scale, how do I figure out what the percentage would be set at to get it to proper scale?
A: That is something that I need to make a video or post about, is super easy, just take the ratio of the current model scale (in the case of most of my models, 64) and divide it by the ratio of the new scale you need them (Lets say for example 1:50), so it will be: 64/50=1.28, multiply this by 100 and you will get the porcentaje by wich you need to scale your model in your slicer, in the example: 1.28*100=128%.
It also works to scale the model to smaller scales, said you want to print them in 1:100 scale, then it would be: 64/100=0.64, 0.64*100=64%, so you would need to scale the models down to 64% on your slicer to get a 1:100 scale model.
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Olá!
É possível imprimir na escala 1/72?
Excelente trabalho, parabéns!
Yes it is, just print the 1 64 models at 89% scale to get 1 72, greetings