So I finished the new table saw work base and converted the old one (which was my very first attempt at making something that big) into a temporary staging area for the new resin printer, cure and wash station, and FDM printer.
Now to finish assembling the FDM printer, set up the Apex printer, and make sure it all works.
“Hey, Rook! So what’s next?” I hear you asking.
Well, the Sabutai is still in the works. Subdivs are cool, but I am really having a hard time getting into a groove with them. Super smooth surfaces, but unlike straight on poly modeling, you have to massage the model into place, not just hammer away at it like a monkey with a pipe wrench and a grudge.
So, while I work on my subdiv skills the next one up is going to be the Enfield. It earned that second place spot so I figure it should be modeled.
So I was just notified about an error on the 3 series Battlemaster that I did not notice. So, it has been corrected. Not only corrected, but new bases have been made and it is now in the store for download FREE to paid members.
Go grab it while it is available. If you already downloaded it, you can grab it again from your account folder.
Good morning! I was informed that the 6R seems to have a hole in the middle of the model so I am going back over all of them to double check and fix. If you are having no problems with printing, awesome! But if you are, I am getting this worked out.
I have no idea why this model is giving me such problems converting to STL when I have made it the same way I do every other model. Must be because my printer is on the way.
Well, I decided that I should start doing some print setup stuff before the printer actually gets here. Lychee supports the Apex printer so I loaded that profile up and decided to see how many models it could hold. I knew it would be a lot because it’s a pretty large print plate, but dear LORD!!
36 Wolverines loaded on there with room to tilt them for printing and support. Also able to put two of my statues on there with plenty of room.
I can see I am going to be using a LOT of resin.
