Spiderman web shooter: A collaborative project.
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If you're interested, go to his thread in the junkyard, click on the shapeways link and order the parts you want...
If you're interested, go to his thread in the junkyard, click on the shapeways link and order the parts you want...
TheTender30
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Squirl...I PMed you.
Squirl...I PMed you.
epilepticsquirl
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:lol that'd be too easy.
I updated the files to reflect the slightly thicker bezel. Also, I saved each piece as it's own file in addition to a final assembly. Enjoy!
:lol that'd be too easy.
I updated the files to reflect the slightly thicker bezel. Also, I saved each piece as it's own file in addition to a final assembly. Enjoy!
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epilepticsquirl
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They do and they don't. It's a really tight fit for sure, I'm just not digging how thick the disc is in comparison to the shooter.
Also, the rim I modeled is barely sufficient enough to cradle the disk. Don't get me wrong it fits, but reflecting on it it should be done with a larger diameter. All too often it's easy to get lost in the 3D model itself; forgetting completely about the scale you are working in.
I dunno, maybe I'm just being picky.
Tomorrow I'll pick up some glazing putty and RIT dye :love
oh, and for those wondering how well the Ultra Frosted Detail illuminates...
This is without sanding. Absolutely perfect :cool
They do and they don't. It's a really tight fit for sure, I'm just not digging how thick the disc is in comparison to the shooter.
Also, the rim I modeled is barely sufficient enough to cradle the disk. Don't get me wrong it fits, but reflecting on it it should be done with a larger diameter. All too often it's easy to get lost in the 3D model itself; forgetting completely about the scale you are working in.
I dunno, maybe I'm just being picky.
Tomorrow I'll pick up some glazing putty and RIT dye :love
oh, and for those wondering how well the Ultra Frosted Detail illuminates...
This is without sanding. Absolutely perfect :cool
Th4t Spider Guy
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Dude.... YOU. ARE. AMAZING. I'm gonna pay my dad to order these right away! (Seeing as that I'm "Underage" or whatever).
Dude.... YOU. ARE. AMAZING. I'm gonna pay my dad to order these right away! (Seeing as that I'm "Underage" or whatever).
MercyFlush
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Im waiting to see what everyone comes up with for the LED's!
Im waiting to see what everyone comes up with for the LED's!
McFly88
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Too easy...? Didn't know that there was a junkyard thread for this. :thumbsup
Too easy...? Didn't know that there was a junkyard thread for this. :thumbsup
Scottryan15
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oh, and for those wondering how well the Ultra Frosted Detail illuminates...
This is without sanding. Absolutely perfect :cool[/QUOTE]
How are you getting it to illuminate?
oh, and for those wondering how well the Ultra Frosted Detail illuminates...
This is without sanding. Absolutely perfect :cool[/QUOTE]
How are you getting it to illuminate?
epilepticsquirl
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That's another project I'm working on that happened to be sitting on my bench. It's a Vu Meter and I just placed the part on top of it.
For the actual lighting, I just bought some 1.6mm LED with leads. That's about as small as you can get before going into surface mounted lighting. I bought them from here:
1.6mm LED
I got a pack of clear green and red for $6.00 shipped. Can't wait for them to get here so I can start on the electronics.:thumbsup
Also here's a small update regarding lighting:
Here you can get a better idea of the set up that I'm going to be going with. That glass tube inside the base is something called a reed switch. It activates whenever a strong magnetic field comes into proximity.
Now, the idea is that I drill a small hole in the cartridge and place the magnet inside; so now the cartridge will act as the switch and turn on the led lights when it's inserted. Neat eh?
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That's another project I'm working on that happened to be sitting on my bench. It's a Vu Meter and I just placed the part on top of it.
For the actual lighting, I just bought some 1.6mm LED with leads. That's about as small as you can get before going into surface mounted lighting. I bought them from here:
1.6mm LED
I got a pack of clear green and red for $6.00 shipped. Can't wait for them to get here so I can start on the electronics.
:thumbsupAlso here's a small update regarding lighting:
Here you can get a better idea of the set up that I'm going to be going with. That glass tube inside the base is something called a reed switch. It activates whenever a strong magnetic field comes into proximity.
Now, the idea is that I drill a small hole in the cartridge and place the magnet inside; so now the cartridge will act as the switch and turn on the led lights when it's inserted. Neat eh?
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Scottryan15
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That's awesome, now are you planning on attaching a trigger of some sort to activate the LED's?
That's awesome, now are you planning on attaching a trigger of some sort to activate the LED's?
epilepticsquirl
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That's the beauty of it all, the Fluid Cartridge is the trigger. :cool
I will have a master on/off button for extended storage though. :thumbsup
That's the beauty of it all, the Fluid Cartridge is the trigger. :cool
I will have a master on/off button for extended storage though. :thumbsup
Scottryan15
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Dude that is spectacular, You defiantly have to post a little tutorial
Dude that is spectacular, You defiantly have to post a little tutorial
MercyFlush
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Will your master be located in the glove?
Very cool with th reed switch.
Impressive. Most impressive. :thumbsup
Will your master be located in the glove?
Very cool with th reed switch.
Impressive. Most impressive. :thumbsup
Re: Spiderman web shooter: A collaborative project. Even more 3D Print Goodness!!!
Just chiming in to say it's refreshing to see a couple things taking place here.
1) 3D work that is actually printable! Well done. :thumbsup
2) A very nice effort being made to educate the guys who aren't as dialed in as others on the process.
Good for you, man! Very nice to see something like this being handled as well as it has been. Just had to give you a little rep. for this thread.
-Rylo
Just chiming in to say it's refreshing to see a couple things taking place here.
1) 3D work that is actually printable! Well done. :thumbsup
2) A very nice effort being made to educate the guys who aren't as dialed in as others on the process.
Good for you, man! Very nice to see something like this being handled as well as it has been. Just had to give you a little rep. for this thread.
-Rylo
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guys this is awesome! You should totally upload the files to Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects if you haven't already. Thingiverse is MADE for this style of project.
guys this is awesome! You should totally upload the files to Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects if you haven't already. Thingiverse is MADE for this style of project.
