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No, these printers have different working field parameters. The mechanisms of the Y and Z axes are also different, but both are good for solving their tasks.
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The wing in this photo I printed on the Anet E10 printer, but I have another printer- Ender 3. This printer is currently in the process of upgrading.
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Yes, by sections, but the process of printing sections is quite lengthy, from eight to seventeen hours it takes, depending on the number of details in the STL file.
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All my models fly perfectly! The complexity and price of the construction do not matter, the pleasure of contemplating the flight is much greater!!! And yet, this is an experiment, a test of their own abilities.
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Miniature Russian carving tools
aviaamator replied to druxey's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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I make rigging from 100% cotton, after twisting I paint with oil paint for art works (umber Leningradskaya - dark brown color). Until the paint is dry, I hang the ropes with the load so that they stretch out, and fix them from untwisting. After drying, the rigging does not stretch!
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