Doggie
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Published on August 28, 2012
Description
I'd like to say it was an excercise in using ball joints, but in truth it was an excercise in keeping a 3 year old quiet.
Instructions
Basically just print dog.stl, clean up if needed, push fit on head and legs to body.
dog.scad is modular, lines at top:
dog();
//half_dog();
//flegconn();
//blegconn();
//head();
//body();
//fleg();
//bleg();
//print();
dog() allows compiling whole assembled dog.
print() allows compiling and render for export to dog.stl.
whole dog can be scaled with scl variable, head can be seperately scaled with hdScl.
dog.scad is modular, lines at top:
dog();
//half_dog();
//flegconn();
//blegconn();
//head();
//body();
//fleg();
//bleg();
//print();
dog() allows compiling whole assembled dog.
print() allows compiling and render for export to dog.stl.
whole dog can be scaled with scl variable, head can be seperately scaled with hdScl.
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Sweet!
I managed to get a print started, but the head came loose. Probably have to figure out how to lay it down on the surface for printing.
I print ABS direct onto glass with no problems.
No Kapton tape, glass is 1mm thick with MKII heated bed under.
I use sugar dissolved in water wiped onto glass with kitchen towel.
Bed running at 105, everything sticks, cools below 80, everything self releases, nice :-)