Hey! This thing is still a Work in Progress.
Files, instructions, and other stuff might change!
Mr.Trbl.Maker
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Published on December 12, 2011
This thing was Featured on December 14, 2011
Description
"My name is TrBl.Maker. I like molten plastic. and stepper motors. and the sound of mean buzzing bots. BZZZ!! I also like BIG solder guns, wrenches, .. ..and I am up to no good.."
Instructions
There are two files of the same model, split in half for easier printing. I haven't added features to snap, so until then I suggest a dab of glue to keep them together.
this little guy could be fun to sand down a bit, and paint with different graphics. Im working on a larger version and few accessories.
It's my first one. hope you like it.. Thanks!
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Update: Wrench and Solder gun uploaded! along with an update of the figure's face and hands. The two files are dated 12-22-2011. Enjoy!
this little guy could be fun to sand down a bit, and paint with different graphics. Im working on a larger version and few accessories.
It's my first one. hope you like it.. Thanks!
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Update: Wrench and Solder gun uploaded! along with an update of the figure's face and hands. The two files are dated 12-22-2011. Enjoy!
License
Mr.Trbl.Maker by tangify is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
I use Pro/Engineer a lot and designing this in pro/E would be some nightmare!!!! :p
what did you use?!
nice one :)
Thanks Sam,
I began by building the separate body parts in Modo to get the overall shape and personality that I wanted, then I imported it and rebuilt it in Solidworks to get better surface geometry using a combination of revolves, oval sketches, lofts, fillets and blends. so it is possible to do in pro-e using sketches, but the lofting is somewhat of a lengthy trial and error process even in solidworks. let me know if you have any other questions, and Happy New Year!