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The Wales are like anatomic curves. They need to be distinguisahble But not too much Not too Little as well If you get me
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I have ordered replacement Films for the bottom VAT immiedately so i can Experiment. I have a 5litre Glass jar which i could use to cure the IPA, just have to Check if it will fit in the wash and cure station.
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Sanding MDF is more Toxic, Acrylic Paint is more Toxic On the note of Cleaning the IPA: couldnt you just leave it in the Wash&Cure Station and start the UV Led's for a few minutes or so ? Wouldnt that also help in curing out the particles ? (abviously not in the same container but some glass container so the included vat doesnt get clouded - although that shouldnt matter anyway if the Vat for cleaning is kept clear or not) And for cleaning the Resin tray for the printer - also i saw one guy just starting a "blank" print, so the printer only started turning on the curing screen, after that he just removed the Resin rests from the bottom with the included spatula
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Current state of Stern and bow. No tapering at the Stern, 9 Strakes: Bow 8th Strake added without tapering, using an Ancient Technique called "Squeeze it in until it sits": I felt i needed the untapered plank to correct the line for the rest of the planks (and this wont be visible so who cares) Garboard both sides with 3 Strakes done.
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All i can say is, even with all of them broken off, the hull didnt flex, i was fitting them for test after placing the bulwark liners and all is still fine
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I'm far from being a succesful 3D Artists, but i know my way around different 3D Programs (3DMax, Lightwave, Modo, maya, brr Blender) so i can only speak from usabilty Experience from the Software side: Photon Workshop: Basic but seems to have all the needed features Chitubox: Crashing and completely unituitive PrusaSlicer: Complex and a mess of an interface Lychee: Just works and all is easy to find (The lifting and lowering speed seems to be in the Resin Settings) Update: The Admiral is so enthusiastic about the idea, that we ordered the Photon X, who am i to argue with the Admiral
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Another idea to steal i think (the inner planking, i was thinking how to handle it properly)
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I know about the Hotwheels Figures, hower i am looking for 18th Century Stuff. The only thing i found so far is modeled in 1:72, so would need to upscale, hence loosing detail. I do know how to make 3D Models myself in Maya/Modo, however i hate doing character skeletons and especially posing them afterwards All the Gaming Figures just dont cut it somehow (Except i'd go with the "Sphinx-Egypt" Theme and do some Mymmy/Skeletons Crew I am sure i will find something suitable sooner or later
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I am compiling a lostof interesting things to print, my Son likes Robots, hence taht got on my list I am also hovering over the Trigger, Admiral is already convinced, we even agreed on converting one of the Storage Rooms in the Attic for this + some heavier machines (like lathe and proper airbrush station). Now only if one could find proper Crew Figures for 1:64 Although i still think if it wouldnt be better to wait for the DLP Printer from AnyCubic
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Try this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4149818 You need to Support IT first tho, i think I'll use Lychee
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48pdr cannon
Jasseji replied to Thanasis's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
That's not even the worst part of it, if this would be a Fort-Gun then the Carriage might be on rails, so small wheels arent the biggest issue -
48pdr cannon
Jasseji replied to Thanasis's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
it hurts the eyes anyways -
48pdr cannon
Jasseji replied to Thanasis's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
I second Waldemar's oppinion, these drwaings are so wrong, i cant even point out anything that looks right -
The Air Erasers require 2.5-4.5 bar pressure, a standard Single-Piston Airbrush Compressor goes up to 4 bar (the stable range is 3-3.5bar). To be on the safe side you'd need ideally a Double-Piston Compressor which are only slightly more expensive (20-30 euro more than a single-piston) and they go up to 6-7bar
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The hull shape is really easy flowing and that pear in connection with CA doesnt need really too much bending (i only add a tiny bit of Edge Bend to avoid Clinkering but dont have to use any tool to ben around the Bow). In hindsight, i should have used CA for the Upper Bulwark liner so i could have avoided those nasty Pinholes (they wont be visible i know, but clamping this with PVA causing warpings was a pain)
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i dont think you would normally attach anything to them unless you want to secure the Gunports in a closed position, then you could run some rope through them or use any tackle you'd have at hand, wouldnt be attached however when the gun is in use and 99% of the Models show guns in firing or loading positions
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Ye the point is, i would start with small stuff, propably 1:64 scale figs and Lego parts but then at one point i am sure i would realise i want to build larger things as well. Decisions
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