After a bit of a hiatus, I have started work on some new resin 3D-printed props. I had previously produced the agonizer and dagger from TOS's "Mirror, Mirror" episode, as well as working Singlepoint scope. About a year and a half ago, I started work on this stun gun from Space:1999. Using measurements I found in diagrams, as well as all of the pictures I could find of the props, I drew this up in Solidworks. I drew up the main body of the stun gun with most of the side greeblies (buttons and such) on the body, but drew up the side knobs, trigger, slider switch, and nozzles separately. Here are some pics:
The main body
Top of main body - I built in the facility to install a slider switch (STUN/KILL) and a spot to add a spring for the top trigger. Unfortunately, I ran out of resin right at the end of the print. This resulted in voids at the top of the stun gun body. Fortunately, this is easily preventable, and this particular one can be used since the slider greeblie will cover this area.
Main body with greeblies - I've removed the supports from the main body, but you can still see remnants of the supports. They will be sanded off. The supports I used were extra thick, so I plan on trying daintier ones on my next print. Hopefully that will prevent the sides of the supports from attaching themselves to the main body, which will result in a much cleaner print. Not pictured in the greeblies is the second knob that mounts on the rear top of each side of the stun gun.
Let me know what you guys think. I plan on producing them as kits once I get everything dialed in. More to come soon!
tJ
The main body
Top of main body - I built in the facility to install a slider switch (STUN/KILL) and a spot to add a spring for the top trigger. Unfortunately, I ran out of resin right at the end of the print. This resulted in voids at the top of the stun gun body. Fortunately, this is easily preventable, and this particular one can be used since the slider greeblie will cover this area.
Main body with greeblies - I've removed the supports from the main body, but you can still see remnants of the supports. They will be sanded off. The supports I used were extra thick, so I plan on trying daintier ones on my next print. Hopefully that will prevent the sides of the supports from attaching themselves to the main body, which will result in a much cleaner print. Not pictured in the greeblies is the second knob that mounts on the rear top of each side of the stun gun.
Let me know what you guys think. I plan on producing them as kits once I get everything dialed in. More to come soon!
tJ