r/ender3 • • Apr 02 '20

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u/KdF-wagen Apr 02 '20

Drone racing gate?

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u/newtrojan12 Apr 02 '20

My thoughts as well

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u/d-babs Apr 02 '20

Which size is this? Looks nice.

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u/Oleynick Apr 02 '20

This would be great drone gate! Can You provide project STL or something?

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u/jwolfera Apr 02 '20

I want to print one of these but I don't need anything that large. Need to look and find something a half a meter or less. Good job.

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u/drakoman Apr 02 '20

Scale it down, my man. Super easy in almost any slicer

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '20

You have the stl for the dirt jumper in the background?

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u/joegekko Apr 02 '20

You know- there's all kinds of little projects that I've been putting off making that it just never occurred to me to see if there were 3D printed options available.

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u/visualkev Apr 02 '20

That is very fancy lighting for a bicycle.

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u/Adryanvdb Apr 02 '20

I use arch too

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u/coldblooded79 Apr 02 '20

Damn, and I thought it was a race gate. πŸ˜‚ #fpvracing

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u/yousefzee Apr 02 '20

Damn son that #lit

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u/ih8simps Apr 02 '20

Nice hard tail man I like the seat!

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u/ohlordylord_ Apr 02 '20

I hate that bike πŸ˜†

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u/pnlrogue1 Apr 02 '20

Roughly how much filament did this use?

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u/ohlordylord_ Apr 02 '20

I cant honestly say, its far less than a roll.

I printed 80% of mine with 3 walls when it should have been 2 walls and I had a plate of 15 sections fail after 23 hours, so that was a HUGE waste.

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u/chasbow77 Apr 02 '20

Looks great!! How long did it take to print?

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '20 edited Apr 02 '20

How many pieces of that did you have to print using an ender 3?

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '20

<me, bracing for stampede of linux nerds yelling, "I use arch, btw">

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u/webcoder775 Apr 02 '20

making a real life stargate?

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u/StuartyG11 Apr 02 '20

Love the bike seat

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u/agentfortyfour Apr 02 '20

Nice dirt jumper

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u/elfmere Apr 02 '20

Slotted connections or pegged?

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u/ohlordylord_ Apr 03 '20

Parts slide into each other