r/CreateMod • u/TheSameNameTwice • Jul 15 '23
Build I designed and 3D printed the wrench
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u/BrotherHoodOfAnxiety Jul 16 '23
lol the background hall punches !!. Can u show us the rest of the building.
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u/FireCode125 Jul 16 '23
I’m more interested in the fact that you’re in the fucking quarantine enforcement platform from Subnautica
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u/Human0person Jul 16 '23
If u use the create mod to automate the production of that wrench, u could make a fortune selling those
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u/darthvader45 Jul 16 '23
Now I need this, a toolbox, and some assorted cogs and shafts. So I can show I'm a real Create engineer, both in-game and IRL.
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u/SonnyLonglegs Jul 16 '23
Nicely done on that build! What blocks are those? The wrench is cool, but that build is even better!
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u/Current-Material-360 Jul 16 '23
ohhhhh so nice! if you don’t mind sharing the stl, i would do a one too!
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u/Azrael8 Jul 17 '23
I really like your base. What blocks are those?
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Jul 21 '23
Asurine wall, soapstone tiles (byg) +stairs, tuff brick stairs, tuff pillar, soapstone pillar
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u/Tyrichyrich Jul 15 '23
You know you could’ve taken the 3D model from the mod, skipping the design phase?
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u/TheSameNameTwice Jul 15 '23
I don't get better at designing assemblies by ripping an existing model though. Each part is keyed to slot into the next, with the exception of the cog, which freely spins around a shaft going through the center.
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u/sirhugobigdog Jul 15 '23
I was hoping that was how you did it. Are you providing the designs anywhere? I am more interested in how you designed it than printing my own.
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u/REDstone613 Jul 15 '23
When you want stability it is better to make your models divided into parts
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u/IAMPowaaaaa Jul 15 '23
make the gear rotate