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Gabek

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About Gabek

  • Birthday 06/21/1961

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    Winnipeg, Canada
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    Fishing, painting figurines (Warhammer), wood carving, fly-tying, reading, baking (cheesecakes a specialty), turning pens. Newest hobby: 3D resin printing (I love it!)

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  1. I don't have any familiarity with Linux versions - but the print dialogue in Adobe Acrobat has color management tools in the Advanced Print settings. Check the advanced tools in the software you're using to print PDFs to see if they have an equivalent. Hope this helps, Gabe
  2. Great work, Bob! I seriously don't think the actual Duchess had as much adventure as yours! Looking great. Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe
  3. In Canada we say, "Give 'er!" Ok Bob, just GIVE 'ER! Gabe
  4. Gorgeous work, Michael! And you have my brain humming about making a mini rope walk. Great idea! Clear skies and sharp tools, Gabe
  5. Hello Alistair, What brought you to our fair (and frigid) province?! And you only got -15C? Come at the end of January/early February and we can give you -35! 🥶 Stay cool, Gabe
  6. You're nailing it, Bro! (Well, actually you're gluing it...but you know what I mean!🤣) - Gabe
  7. Great looking, Bob! This will look spectacular when you're done. Clear skies and sharp tools, Gabe
  8. Final (?) product. 1:64 6-pounder Royal Navy Cannon - George III era I printed these at 0.03mm resolution in Anycubic ABS+. If anyone wants the .cbddlp file created for these prints (with supports) just send me a message. If anyone chooses to print these out I would appreciate a photo! I hope this helps, Gabe 6-pounder cannon_.stl
  9. Hello everyone, In response to people who have warned that there might be a split in the .stl where I created the complicated curved bodies I checked the meshes in Fusion 360 and I do believe that they are stitched correctly: Thanks for your input, folks. I will be posting the .stl for this file shortly. Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe
  10. Thanks, Phil. I do use Chitubox on occasion so I'll make a point of checking for these errors. Regards, Gabe
  11. Thanks! I had spotted that earlier and they were placed on the end like you recommend on this version. Regards, Gabe
  12. I'm sorry, Lieste - I don't quite follow you. The lines on the cascabel and the muzzle appear to be artefacts of the drawing (Fusion 360), not seams in the model. I'm printing in resin at 0.03mm resolution and have yet to see the line and there isn't any kind of infill. In the slicer (Lychee), here's what the model looks like:
  13. LOL! I'll go 20 cannons for 10lbs, Bob!
  14. Hello folks, Based on suggetions from @thibaultron and @allanyed, I've made some more modifications to the 6-pounder. Namely, I added the trough, reshaped the cascabel, and adjusted the breech rings. Here are a couple of screen shots. Once people are good with these latest changes I'll post the .stl and .cbddlp files for everyone to use. When I feel up to it I'll make a gunlock for this cannon. Regards, Gabe
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