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3D Challenge's Wooden Train.

by Thaed, published

3D Challenge's Wooden Train. by Thaed Jun 28, 2011
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I found this in the Google Sketchup Warehouse. I converted it to .stl but I think more could be done here for a really neat print. It needs to be bigger so perhaps trimming the track a bit would help. My latest attempt to print it raftless and without support was far from perfect.

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The Cabin needs support and skeinforge does not seem to add it (by default settings)

Considering how complex that model is, especially all those overhangs, I'm surprised this printed out as well as it did. Even though the roof at the back is a bit of a mess.

What did you use to print it?

I just downloaded the stl and tried separating it into pieces using blender and it appears to be made of 78 parts. This means you could easily print it in parts and maybe even make it a rolling toy.

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3D Challenge's Wooden Train. by Thaed is licensed under the Public Domain license.

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Challenge_002_WoodenToy.stl
Last updated: 11-06-28
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fmotta on Jun 29, 2011 said:

The Cabin needs support and skeinforge does not seem to add it (by default settings)

Anonymous on Jun 29, 2011 said:

Considering how complex that model is, especially all those overhangs, I'm surprised this printed out as well as it did. Even though the roof at the back is a bit of a mess.

What did you use to print it?

SayNoToMakerbot on Jun 29, 2011 said:

I just downloaded the stl and tried separating it into pieces using blender and it appears to be made of 78 parts. This means you could easily print it in parts and maybe even make it a rolling toy.

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