You could do that as well! It would be a more stretchy cap which might actually be a good thing.
Phantom 4 Battery Charger Cap
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You could do that as well! It would be a more stretchy cap which might actually be a good thing.
No, sir. That's half the fun of 3D printing
or taking it to the next level right, anyone can print a .STL, not everyone can build a 3d model
thanks again for the idea of a cover to keep debris out.im great at medicine, but suck at CAD. Anyway you can design a battery charger covercap like in the OP please?or taking it to the next level right, anyone can print a .STL, not everyone can build a 3d model
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Because he is printing them and giving them away for free.
The printer, filament and time are all money on his side and he is giving them to you and your friggen complaining??????
People shouldn't make me dumbfounded anymore but man, seriously? It's not hard and if you want to make your own and print it, go for it. He doesn't owe you anything and he's giving it away! His goal might be to drive traffic but so?
Just say thank you.
Anyhow, if anyone wants to make something and wants to incorporate my help that isn't using a scanner that has moving parts, I'm extremely prolific in C4D, Maya and 3DS and would be happy to help. I say moving parts because I can rig, although I'd rather just do something simple.
I've been on the trigger of a printer myself for about a year but I just can't justify the purchase.
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My dad is a GI and has all his own scopes and a brand new multi million dollar surgical center, I don't plan on becoming a doctor.
Can I come in for a few free colonoscopies?
im a little busy this week , so ive bribed my kid to model one for me.
what about the environment and resources?
i agree with what you say minus the fact its wasting resources to send through the mail if members here already have a 3d printer, again mike owes nothing to the forum, BUT it doesn't make alot of sense unless he's trying to protect or generate some publicity and revenue.with that said once i get the .STL file from my kid and successfully print one, ill post the file to the forum.
ive had my 3d printer for 2 or 3 years now and it surprises me how much its used for everyday repairs or modifications. I use mine way more than i thought.
the circular one is too bigj.....im using a dremel printer. I am scaling down 50% and see what happens
crap, i know i just printed it and it turns out my son built it using diameter instead of radius, hes fixing the model now, ill shoot the new one to you in a few minutes
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thanks
i also just printed the charger one (rectangular one) and that one is just slightly too small by like a half mm at the most...does it work for you? or did you have to modify that file too?
did you try the first or second file i sent? i had to scale it up ..... teenagers. but hey better than me having to do it.......
can you upload the rectangular charger one again fixed? I won't be able to scale to 25.4 percent...my software only lets me do it in whole numbers
i had to rotate them 180 degrees on the x axis and scale up 25.4. try this one for the battery charger cover
i tried first file.......my 3d software from dremel only lets me scale in whole integers...can you please fix that one?
im printing the circular one now to test
