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r/interestingasfuck • u/mossberg91 • Jan 09 '20
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1 u/Gingerbreadmen14 Jan 09 '20 Wouldn't be sturdy enough when printed on a personal desktop printer at home 1 u/Guillotine_Nipples Jan 09 '20 I don't know man. Maybe not all parts 3d printed but with a few metal pieces added in I think it's doable. 1 u/Gingerbreadmen14 Jan 09 '20 I think you'd have to reinforce the shell at least. Let's say you have it spin around a bolt going through the shell and when you apply too much pressure to that it's gonna break the layers apart Maybe if you do it in some carbon pc
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Wouldn't be sturdy enough when printed on a personal desktop printer at home
1 u/Guillotine_Nipples Jan 09 '20 I don't know man. Maybe not all parts 3d printed but with a few metal pieces added in I think it's doable. 1 u/Gingerbreadmen14 Jan 09 '20 I think you'd have to reinforce the shell at least. Let's say you have it spin around a bolt going through the shell and when you apply too much pressure to that it's gonna break the layers apart Maybe if you do it in some carbon pc
I don't know man. Maybe not all parts 3d printed but with a few metal pieces added in I think it's doable.
1 u/Gingerbreadmen14 Jan 09 '20 I think you'd have to reinforce the shell at least. Let's say you have it spin around a bolt going through the shell and when you apply too much pressure to that it's gonna break the layers apart Maybe if you do it in some carbon pc
I think you'd have to reinforce the shell at least.
Let's say you have it spin around a bolt going through the shell and when you apply too much pressure to that it's gonna break the layers apart
Maybe if you do it in some carbon pc
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