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Crane for assembling
by C47_3D
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Cranosaurus (Dźwigozaur)
Original size is ~21cm tall.
Standing crane model for assembling
Animation of how to assemble:
https://youtu.be/t5jVspsCsL4
Short instruction is on the photo.
The only thing you will need, exluding printed parts, is a thread to connect a wheel-big and a hook.
Names of STL files are with quantity of how many parts you will need, not how many are in the file.
'all main parts' file is for printers with at least 19x19cm bed
It is without pins, wheels, hook, rings, slider and base_load (this one is to add more weight to base, if needed, to pull sth up with a crane)
Pins 'fat' are for good accuracy printers / smaller nozzle (than 0.4) / specific options in slicer. - where normal pins can be too small.
First, print one normal size pin170 and a 'ring' and test it. Some force should be needed to put pin in but then it should rotate easly - if the pin will be too small try 'fat' file, then if it is too big resize it in slicer a little [turn off un
Original size is ~21cm tall.
Standing crane model for assembling
Animation of how to assemble:
https://youtu.be/t5jVspsCsL4
Short instruction is on the photo.
The only thing you will need, exluding printed parts, is a thread to connect a wheel-big and a hook.
Names of STL files are with quantity of how many parts you will need, not how many are in the file.
'all main parts' file is for printers with at least 19x19cm bed
It is without pins, wheels, hook, rings, slider and base_load (this one is to add more weight to base, if needed, to pull sth up with a crane)
Pins 'fat' are for good accuracy printers / smaller nozzle (than 0.4) / specific options in slicer. - where normal pins can be too small.
First, print one normal size pin170 and a 'ring' and test it. Some force should be needed to put pin in but then it should rotate easly - if the pin will be too small try 'fat' file, then if it is too big resize it in slicer a little [turn off un
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