And the shrinking over timeI mean, what was the real reason we ditched resin black parts like the original props, the reliability of a factory casting them all properly? (like the nightmare of the chrome parts)
Plus you can’t reliably cast in the threads/features required for consistent assembly across 100+ sabers.I mean, what was the real reason we ditched resin black parts like the original props, the reliability of a factory casting them all properly? (like the nightmare of the chrome parts)
What about 3D printing in resin?? Probably a no sh** Sherlock lol.. but thought I'd askPlus you can’t reliably cast in the threads/features required for consistent assembly across 100+ sabers.
You probably can straighten it with heat. But it's not a viable option for 100+ assemblies.Would a bit of oxy-acetylene heat help recurve it back? Map gas?
You could call it a DiY+ limited liability kit ;pYou probably can straighten it with heat. But it's not a viable option for 100+ assemblies.
I've contacted another shop to see what they can come up with. I'll keep everyone updated as things develop
Well done, sir. Nice job!I'm always fascinated by how meticulously Dewy and Anakin Starkiller tackle the Qui-Gon Lightsaber!
Thanks to all the data I was able to collect here in the forum, I've finally finished my 3D Lightsaber.
Unfortunately, you have to make some compromises with 3D printing,
so 100% accuracy is probably not possible (...except with resin printing).
All parts were printed with a BambuLab X1c.
If you like it, you can download the file for free from Maker World.
Just search for "*NEW* Qui-Gon Jinn Lightsaber from Episode 1" and you'll find it.View attachment 1827367
Looks amazing!!!I'm always fascinated by how meticulously Dewy and Anakin Starkiller tackle the Qui-Gon Lightsaber!
Thanks to all the data I was able to collect here in the forum, I've finally finished my 3D Lightsaber.
Unfortunately, you have to make some compromises with 3D printing,
so 100% accuracy is probably not possible (...except with resin printing).
All parts were printed with a BambuLab X1c.
If you like it, you can download the file for free from Maker World.
Just search for "*NEW* Qui-Gon Jinn Lightsaber from Episode 1" and you'll find it.View attachment 1827367
Having just picked up one of your OWKs - this run is a must for me. Hopefully you're having some luck with the material!
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Great model! I eagerly await Starkiller and Dewey's production one, but in the meantime I printed yours with my Prusa Mini. It turned out great with relatively minimal fuss, which is a testament to how well you designed it for printing. I'll have to give your Obi a shot even though I already have 3 very nice replicas (I'll pretend I don't know how that happened).I'm always fascinated by how meticulously Dewy and Anakin Starkiller tackle the Qui-Gon Lightsaber!
Thanks to all the data I was able to collect here in the forum, I've finally finished my 3D Lightsaber.
Unfortunately, you have to make some compromises with 3D printing,
so 100% accuracy is probably not possible (...except with resin printing).
All parts were printed with a BambuLab X1c.
If you like it, you can download the file for free from Maker World.
Just search for "*NEW* Qui-Gon Jinn Lightsaber from Episode 1" and you'll find it.View attachment 1827367