RC Sailboat Maxi Yacht 1.8m for 3d Printing hull design for 3d printing

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2025

Комментарии • 34

  • @benskai2475akurfishing
    @benskai2475akurfishing Год назад +1

    Thank you for the tutorial for the senior ship design. Greetings from Indonesia, Rau Maluku Islands, greetings always healthy

  • @bigfootpdx1545
    @bigfootpdx1545 2 года назад +1

    This design is very impressive, I cannot wait to see how it comes out.

  • @daleviza
    @daleviza 11 месяцев назад +2

    Speechless !!! oua!!!!

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  11 месяцев назад

      Hehe thanks

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  11 месяцев назад

      Do you want English or German videos with subs? Or a different language subs?

    • @daleviza
      @daleviza 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@carbonarne675 English Videos are perfect for me. Although located in Düsseldorf, my German... are Sh%%£&*t :)

    • @Top-Jimmy
      @Top-Jimmy 11 месяцев назад

      @@carbonarne675 English video's please!

    • @Top-Jimmy
      @Top-Jimmy 11 месяцев назад

      @@daleviza

  • @LarsLindqvist
    @LarsLindqvist 2 года назад +1

    I really like your videos! I will try to borrow some ideas from your video making and try to improve my bad videos... I just watched your model boat build! Really cool! Looking forward to your next build! //Lars

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  2 года назад +1

      Wow those kind words! Hey Lars! It's a fact that I started making videos again cause of you! You are a great inspiration in showing people what's going on. Thanks so much for your kind words! Let's one day race against each other. You in a 12m and I will bring a LEQ12 😉🤗

    • @LarsLindqvist
      @LarsLindqvist Год назад

      @@carbonarne675 That would be great fun! I love your work! I built keel supports for Australia II today, and made a new rudder with John Swarbrick design to Kookaburra III. I hope to sail a miniRival tomorrow. Looking forward to sailing with you! Cheers Lars

    • @LarsLindqvist
      @LarsLindqvist Год назад

      @@carbonarne675 Sorry for late reply. I thought I replied to you. Yes, it would be really cool to meet and race our boats. Let's stay in touch and see if we can make it happen this summer. Thanks Lars

  • @BrunoTus
    @BrunoTus Год назад +1

    This is really interesting. It would be perfect if you could do tutorial how to draw a boat starting with basics with voiceover explanation of steps.

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      It's gonna be a 5 hour video but shure

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад +1

      I thought about the next parts for this boat first... Like the proper keel system and so on... I have build the mast and need to finish some personal stuff to get back to the boat

    • @BrunoTus
      @BrunoTus Год назад

      @@carbonarne675sure, why not. One who is interested would watch it

  • @jamesheeley6402
    @jamesheeley6402 10 месяцев назад +1

    Really cool looking design, are STLs available anywhere?

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  10 месяцев назад +2

      I can send you the files, please contact me via Facebook or Instagram

  • @Top-Jimmy
    @Top-Jimmy 11 месяцев назад +1

    WoW!! Great video mate! So this hull without glue, fittings etc would only use approx 1.6 KG of Filament if I used ABS? - Jim -Australia *Subbed*

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  11 месяцев назад +1

      I think it easy can be build with less than 1.4 kg of filament

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  11 месяцев назад +1

      But and there's the hook. That's why I have taken it offline: volume is really tight. You have to save wheight really co distant and the total boat needs to be at less than 7 kg with 5 kg lead

  • @killerfodder
    @killerfodder Год назад +1

    Hi Lars, what design software were you using?

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      Hi, @Lars is using Fusion 360 as well as I do. I use it for CAD and Cam work

    • @killerfodder
      @killerfodder Год назад +1

      @@carbonarne675 thanks mate, appreciate your response. Have a good one

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      @@killerfodder Same to you! Keep asking! Have a look at my Instagram for a sneap peak of the next boat I'll show

  • @Mikeoats138
    @Mikeoats138 2 года назад +1

    why would you add t-foils to the rudder? the horizontal C-Foil on the real hull is made for lift, not to foil out of the water

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  2 года назад +3

      That's a question I a willing to answer for you. Let me do a video about the physics I plan to run on this boat. Would that be ok for you? I want to go into detail and it might help the people who can not read my answer to this comment.

  • @MrAnthism
    @MrAnthism Год назад +2

    Can i found the STL files somewhere? TU!

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      Your welcome where are you? I'm selling the boat

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      But yes I have the STL

    • @MrAnthism
      @MrAnthism Год назад +1

      @@carbonarne675 Oh nice! You're selling the stl files or the boat boat?

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  Год назад

      @@MrAnthism yes and the boat it self I think. Where can we connect? Instagram? Facebook? Look at the other videos and find my account data in the video discription

  • @Top-Jimmy
    @Top-Jimmy 11 месяцев назад

    Can anyone recommend a User Friendly, Self leveling printer for a newbie ...I've been meaning to get into this for years, Im nearly 60 years old and love my RC Sailing and I'd love to try and make my own. My budget is around US$450. Thank you!

    • @carbonarne675
      @carbonarne675  11 месяцев назад +1

      Go used, and go on Facebook to see what everyone is using, I used a artillery sidewinder X1 for that. Leveling is simple and easy to get into printing. There are plenty of options. This boat is not beginner friendly and can not be build with this budget but there are plenty of projects out there to print.
      One last advice: start with a project you don't like but many people recommend. Also go with a simple printer that's commonly used. We all can really recommend all bambu lab printers but they are a bit on the pricy side. Therefore much more simple to use and a great experience.
      Look into my othe videos and also the video discretion to find more information and wellcome