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9 26 April 2021, 09:55
Robert PodkońskiLaird Solution racer?! Of course I will follow with interest! 😉 (Is it really scratchbuild? Have you prepared the moulds by yourself, Jean-Pierre?)
13 August 2021, 05:27
Jean Pierre CULIS-FERYThanks Robert. Yes it's fully scratched and there is no moulds: I have made a numeric model of the plane under Autodesk Fusion 360 from the paper plan from Paul Matt. Then i made parts from this numeric model to make it possible to build. And the parts are printed on a resin 3D printer (Elegoo Mars 2 Pro).
13 August 2021, 11:23
Jean Pierre CULIS-FERYYou can find the story on my FB Page:facebook.com/CallsignGlou
13 August 2021, 11:32
Spanjaardlooking great. getting one of those Elegoo Mars is a bigger temptation every day..... 😉
13 August 2021, 11:33
Robert PodkońskiThanks for the info Jean-Pierre. I am deeply impressed with your skills here, and I will watch the progress with interest. (Maybe you should consider selling the kit(s)... 😉 )
13 August 2021, 15:19
Jean Pierre CULIS-FERYThank you, It's my first project of "numeric scratch" so a learned a lot of things with doing that. The project is to sell that kit: scalemates.com/kits/..nfiguration--1346531.
13 August 2021, 16:33
Porfiry PocięgłoPure awesomeness! Must have cost you a lot of time to design and print those parts.
19 August 2021, 16:04
Jean Pierre CULIS-FERYThank you Porfiry Pocieglo. Yes it take me a lot of time, and it was my first project i had to learn the technics of Autodesk fusion 360 and 3D printing. But this first test build is a great moment.
19 August 2021, 17:41
Jean Pierre CULIS-FERYAt least, i have worked a little with SolidWork some years ago to make one part (a radiator) for one of my plane. And CAD is not my job (i was in an Insurance compagny). So it's really my first real project. But i have a "photographic memory" so when i see a shape, i am abble to know how i will obtain it with primitives shapes.
19 August 2021, 22:44
