Recent content by Booyotch

Alclad has (I think) 4 different sealers for it's chrome, each in varying degrees of gloss. For the skull, perhaps the Klear Kote Light Sheen?

Really looking forward to seeing the progress on this! It was one of the first things on my "Want to make" list...

Very true! Calibration is key especially with bed leveling. The Ender3 is my first printer, took me about 45 minutes to put together, paid close attention to bed leveling and was printing about 30 minutes after that. I have had nothing but perfect prints thus far after 2 spools of Warhorse...

I've been loving the hell out of my Ender-3. Tons of community support, great reviews, and it's super easy to use and does amazing prints at 0.1mm layer resolution. Here is a pic of my first try, a large Probe Droid, the, I printed the Bladerunner 2049 binoculars, and currently I'm almost done...

Super excited this was found and uploaded!

Looks great! Do you have any build pics?

Here is his side, posted in another group: SELLERS BEWARE! Patrick Reilly is an untrustworthy customer! Patrick Reilly contacted me for: 1. X-Wing markings, and 2. Luke helmet markings I explained that the shopping cart is disabled. I explained that I am busy catching up on backorders. He...

Just saw that! Guuhhhh... Must... walk... away... no time.....

I've been looking at the Form 2 myself. But I do have a question. I'm starting to learn how to 3D model to make the things I want, but besides Thingiverse, where can I find good archives of 3D models for print? I don't mind paying for files, and the first thing I thought of was looking for a...

It was a concept drawing, and Kenner made a prototype in the 80's that they never released....

Well, it certainly didn't help, it's probably the only reason it took 5 months!

Evergreen makes some great assorted rods and tubing, they've worked great for me. https://evergreenscalemodels.com/

Ok, so after that it was time to make the cover panel that would hide the arduinos and the breadboard and wiring. Once I knew that the parts were all going to work together and that the electronics survived all the fiddling, I attached the base. I had already painted everything, and began...

So after that, I started the greeblie work, trying to figure out the aesthetics After I confirmed everything would clear, I set it up so the swing would run past itself, so the recoil would have a little bounce to it. Then I started making the side panels. I had to work backwards for a...

Hey everyone! Well the newest project is/was to take a Legacy AT-AT, cut it up, then scratchbuild an Ion Cannon that was controlled by an Arduino setup that would make the cannon move and light up. Then paint the whole thing, ect. So, like always I forgot to post up as I went along, so...