3D Printed T-Rex Skeleton Part 4: Schoolhouse T-rex building Project
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Join us at Homestead High, where a vintage 1920s schoolhouse transforms into a paleontologist's dream with our T-Rex Building Project! 🦖✨ Dive into this episode as we meticulously create a massive 30-foot long, 15-foot high T-Rex skeleton using the marvels of 3D printing.
Watch as 8 Ender 3 Pro 3D printers work in unison, around the clock, piecing together over 1200 parts to bring this prehistoric giant to life. It's a synergy of education, DIY craftsmanship, and a touch of schoolhouse charm. From the intricate leg assembly, boasting 40 prints per leg, to the jaw-dropping skull construction, this episode is a must-see for DIY enthusiasts, homesteaders, and science lovers alike.
🕒 Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & Project Overview
0:45 - The Process of 3D Printing T-Rex Legs
2:30 - Reinforcing the 3D Printed Parts
4:15 - Assembling the T-Rex Skull
5:50 - The Economics of 3D Printing Large Structures
7:20 - Sourcing 3D Printing Files & Techniques
8:10 - Spraying Joint Compound on Skull & Jaw
8:30 - Wrapping Up & What's Next
Fun Fact: Did you know? Building our T-Rex required a continuous operation of our 3D printers 24/7, culminating in a formidable structure made up of approximately 120 bones. This is not just a project; it's a monumental tribute to the intersection of technology and history, right here at Homestead High.
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💡 What's Next: Stay tuned as we tackle the giant leg bones and refine our T-Rex with detailing that brings the past into the present.
We value your input! Comment below if you have suggestions or questions. Are we showing too much detail or not enough? Your feedback shapes our adventure!
👇 Learn more about our journey:
Homesteading in a 1920's Schoolhouse
From Urbex to T-Rex: The Evolution of Homestead High
The Science Behind 3D Printing Dinosaurs
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Wow! This is the most massive printing Projekt I ever saw!
Thanks!
Underrated.
Congratulations David
Awesome !
What settings are you using to get the print to be so porous? It's like extra-vase mode.
It's coming out beautifully. Great job!
Thanks so much Jen!. ;)
Looks sick dave! Really creative i like it
Well thank you for your support! 😉👍
Respect! and adoration to this guy's dedication...but I hope He used a better skull replica like the Trex Model from " Kaiyodo " or something better
I love it, I'm doing a skull as well :)
Oh nice!
This is amazing, well done a new sub here 👏
Great, thank and welcome James! ;)
Could you please talk more about your Slicer settings in Cura for 3D printing? I's love to hear more about bridging, overhangs, support print times etc.. The parts still look fairly sturdy, even though they have no infill and are so filigree.
Maybe you could also talk a bit about the stuff you are spraying on the parts. Your whole workflow is new to me and I would love to learn more about it.
I am excited to see the finished T-Rex!
Sure! Thanks for your feedback as this process is new to me too!! I’ll talk about these topics in future videos, thanks again! 😀👍
I'm angry this doesn't have more views.
what did you use to split it up can I maybe get all stils?
Is your place going to be big enough for the finish product? or will you have to make a domed hole in your roof (with special effect lighting and sound of course)!
I should fit!. 😀🦖
They will put it in the local museum :)
Cat