Paul33
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Maître marin · 101 pts
Saxmundham, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Membre depuis avr. 2015
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5 bateausDutch Towing Barge
This is probably my favourite 3D printed boat. Files are from Thingiverse and by "Tinkerman".As the inside …
Dutch Towing Barge MKII
This barge will be more or less the same as the MKI but I have increased the scale, it only 100mm longer bu…
1/16th scale landing craft
This design is intended for a 1/16th scale tank, I have a 1/16th tank and It fits perfectly. The LCM3 craft…
All my 3D Printed boats, at present.
All the boats I have printed today and in various form of completion. All printing (stl) files from Thingyv…
3d Printed Work Boat
I have been printing boats from 2016 when I purchased my first printer. I have three work boats of differs …
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Re: Help with understanding 3D Printing, highs and lows.Hi Fireboat, I know your reluctant to add a heated bed, but my personal view is it will greatly assist in adhesion issues. One thing that causes a lot of problems is nozzle height. By trial and error keep lowe…♥ 2 likes692 viewsRe: Help with understanding 3D Printing, highs and lows.Hi mturpin013, I totally agree 3d printing will never replace the achievable quality of a scratch built item. But I do think 3d printing has a place. I'am currently building a CNC router with a plywood structu…♥ 1 like692 viewsRe: Help with understanding 3D Printing, highs and lows.Hi Steve, Firstly a Boot Loader is used as an interface between your computer and your machine. As mentioned in my Intro Blog nearly all firmware used on diy cnc machines (3d printers are cnc machines) use ope…♥ 2 likes692 viewsHelp with understanding 3D Printing, highs and lows.Hi all, hopefully this will be an ongoing blog about how to achieve printing results from a 3d printer. I'll make it clear that although I have been printing for 5 years, I'm no expert. But in that time I have…♥ 6 likes1 comment692 viewsRe: Dutch Towing BargeThe printer had a 200 x 200 print bed and will print to 180mm high. The part had to be cut with the software to manageable sections.♥ 1 like413 viewsRe: Dutch Towing Barge3d printing is not for everybody, unless they are prepared to spend countless hours trying to workout the slicing software and everything else. 3d printing looks easy until you start printing your own or downl…♥ 3 likes413 viewsRe: 3d Printed Work BoatHi Martin, I printed a work boat for a friend at our club, on reflection he put bilge keels on his. I think I'll do it to mine, thanks for the tip. Cheers Paul♥ 1 like393 viewsRe: Dutch Towing BargeHi Martin, the bow thruster is static and steered by the rudder. The problem with a moving bow thruster for me would be waterproofing. Thanks for the comment. Cheers Paul👍♥ 2 likes413 viewsDutch Towing Barge MKIIThis barge will be more or less the same as the MKI but I have increased the scale, it only 100mm longer but the increase in scale allows me to install the motor inside the craft. As you can see by the photo's…
317 viewsDutch Towing BargeThis is probably my favourite 3D printed boat. Files are from Thingiverse and by "Tinkerman".As the inside of the hull is very shallow, I was unable to install a conventional drive. After much deliberation I d…
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317 viewsDutch Towing BargeThis is probably my favourite 3D printed boat. Files are from Thingiverse and by "Tinkerman".As the inside of the hull is very shallow, I was unable to install a conventional drive. After much deliberation I d…+7317 views