How to Assemble 3D Printed Big Bobber - Planeprint
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This is a Big Bobber from PlanePrint. In this video I will show step by step how to assemble the fuselage and the wing. My next video will show how to install the electronics and get the plane ready for maiden flight.
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*These are the settings I used for my JGMaker Magic 3D Printer with eSun PLA. These settings are not going to work with every printer, or every PLA. Printers have different length bodin tubes, and PLA’s have different melting points. These may not work exactly for you, but should give you a good base to start with if you have a similar size printer. Good luck!
Profile 3 Cura Settings:
Quality:
Layer Height - 0.25
Line Width - 0.4
Shell:
Wall Line Count - 1
Infill:
Infill Density - 0
Material:
Printing Temperature - 213
Build Plate Temperature - 60
Flow - 116
Enable Retraction - Checked
Retraction Distance - 5
Retraction Speed - 80
Retraction Extra Prime Amount - 0.9
Speed:
Print Speed - 100
Outer Wall Speed - 30
Inner Wall Speed - 30
Travel Speed - 80
Travel:
Combing Mode - off
Cooling:
Enable Print Cooling - Checked
Fan Speed - 20
Mesh Fixes:
Union Overlapping Volumes - NOT Checked
Special Modes:
Surface Mode - Surface
Experimental:
Slicing Tolerance - Middle
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you can also melt and pull apart a plastic hollow cu tip to make very fine CA glue nozzles, very unique trick I learned and wanted to share for the community
Thank you for the tip!
Looks like the only problem I was having with this test print was the combing. So thanks for all the tips and info!
Thanks for taking the time to shoot and upload this video, that is an impressive build and looks really good.
You make all your build videos look so easy. Great work. Learning a lot. Getting ready to attempt a print and build.
I try to assemble these builds to make it easy for people to understand and to follow on the build videos. Thank you for the comment. Good luck with your build!!
@@TroyMcMillan Thanks mate, Does the file one buy to print such airplanes also include the installation instructions. I am afraid if I am left with a bunch of 100 pieces and don’t know which pieces go together and the order by which they go, and at which stage to instal the servos etc.
@@TroyMcMillan Also , Is it possible to buy the files and make some adjustments on the printer to scale up the model, for example there is a 70mm efd that I would like to make it 90mm? Is that possible, or do I need to buy a ready-made 90mm file (which is probably not available? Thanks
I'll add my thoughts. Your videos are well made and easy to understand. GOOD JOB!!
Incredible what you can do with 3d printing!
isn't it!!
Wow wonderful video, can't wait for a maiden flight
Thank you! I will have it out SOOON keep a look out for it. Cheers
Excellent video and channel. Thank you for taking time to make these videos. I'm building the Big Bobber as my first 3d printed plane. Your videis are a big help!
Awesome build video! Thanks for the content you’re providing.
Hi just bought you a Coffee :-) was never into Cura but this build made see our conversation in the thin wall print post
Thank you so much for buying me a coffee!! I really appreciate that so much. It helps me continue to keep building airplanes. I really like using Cura it allows you to adjust and fine tune your settings for thin wall printing. When you have the setting dialed in for your printer it is easy from there. Thank you again Cheers
Hello from Tahiti ! Great job of explaining the build. I just watched your video for the wing prints. Wish you were around a month ago. I could not get the right settings for the wings in Cura.I just finished my Big Bobber last week but with balsa wood surfaces (wings, elevator and rudder). It looks and flies very well. You can find my maiden flight on the PlanePrint Pilots FB page. Looking forward to your next videos !
Thank you for the comment. It is a bit tricky to get the right settings in Cura but when you do it works great. I checked out your plane on the Facebook page it looks great nice job with the balsa wing and the color is nice how did you get the red pin strip on the wing and tail? I will have another video on the build of this plane in a few days and a maiden flight soon.
@@TroyMcMillan Hi Troy and thank you for answering my message. I did the red pin stripes in monokote. For the curves on the wings, i took my time and ironed the stripe milimeter by milimeter. For the rudder i used my Silhouette Cameo 3, cut the exact shape and ironed it on. Looking forward to your other build videos and the maiden flight. I have made a few modifications during the build if you are interested. Talk to you soon.
Great video! Now I have a new 3D printing project to under take.
I've had great success printing all the parts except the elevator that has ringing and layer shift. Plane Print had no insight. Did you do anything special for this tall thin part. I've tried slowing everything down, supports, brim, raft etc. thanks for the great vids.
Awesome build. Next plane an L-39 sized for either 70mm or 80mm EDF.
Thank you for the comment, I will be building a MB-339 with a 70mm EDF soon.
Omg... amazing. Need to do this
VERY GOOD
If you where to build one, ether the big bobber or savage bobber... which one would you build?
Really enjoying the videos, keep them coming 🤘🇭🇲
Looks like a good design. Good vid too. I'm printing out some stuff for a 1/6 scale plane :)
Thanks Troy for the incredibly helpful videos! I am achieving some great prints and am going to give the Big Bobber a go. What is your weight of the plane without a battery? I am trying to choose a compatible motor. I fly a turnigy 3536 1050kv in a Multiplex funcub that is about the same size as the Bobber.
Very well done! I am very happy with this video. Thank you, this makes me want to build one my self, but I don't have A 3d printer so i think i will use b b quie stix and foam board?
Awesome teacher
Hi Troy,
What size were the rubber bands that you used for the landing gear? I'm starting to print this but trying to make sure I get everything.
Good prefect model
BERY GOOD PERFECT MODEL, BRASIL OK
Show !!! Parabéns ! Qual a eletrônica está sendo usada neste modelo (motor, helice e bateria) e qual o peso completo com bateria ?
Mr Troy , I really want one of these bobbers . Would you consider making me one ? I enjoy your videos immensely!
Great build. By the way it's not 6/32nds, it's 6-32 size screws, meaning size 6 (0.1368"), with 32 threads per inch. Just say "6 32 size screw"
nice model
Hi Troy, you look like a shaolin kung fu master with that beard😁.i love your rc planes
😂
Great build!
Listen to those 3D printers in the background!
Excelente, muy hermoso. Como puedo adquirir los files 3d. Carlos Cali Col.
Would you consider building the wing, flying surfaces and forward cabin from LW-PLA?
You are the best
14:06 Damn son, that armpit hair thought !
😂😂
Eu queria comprar um kit deste vc envia para o Brasil 😊
He Mr please show me how to make an air plain by using 2 servo and brushless .
That is a great idea, I will look into it
Hi Troy. Can I download the 3D file somewhere for the little jig to glue the black struds of the fuselage together. That you use. Please.
I have pictures of the first and second print if you require
Ive seen your other video comparing LW-PLA and PLA. Any thoughts on printing the wings of the Big Bobber with LW-PLA?
hola puedes pasarme los parametros para imprimir las ruedas, me quedan capas abiertas en las capas superiores..
Love your videos , specially this plane.
I do not have a 3d printer....do you share the plans of the wheels?
if so, what is its weight?
any advice where can i have them 3d printed....?
thanks again!
Nice work sub and 👍
thank you a big thumbs up and a sub from me
Actually would it be good to print ALL the yellow parts in LW-PLA?
Would there be an advantage to printing the fuselage with LW-PLA?
Hi, I’m a subscriber and almost seen all your videos of the 3D printing stuff , I’m interested to get a 3D printer and I’m considering between the sidewinder X1 sw-x1 and the sapphire pro core Xy that you off course you shown and currently use.
Between the two which one you highly recommended to print all your planes that you done?
I was looking also the PRUSA 13 MK3s but it’s very expensive:-(
Can you please help?
I would definitely recommend the Sidewinder for your first printer. It is super easy to use and prints great quality parts. Good Luck :)
@@TroyMcMillan can I ask why not the sapphire pro? Does it have any drawbacks?
FYI it’s not a 6 32nds screw. It’s a 6-32; #6 screw with 32 threads per inch
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Hello
Please can you help me setup.
I would definitely get you more than a coffee
I purchased the A30M by geeetech
I tried printing the manufacturer test file as it should be perfectly configured for the printer
the first print was a failure as it did not complete the print
it is a dual extruder printer
the head of the dog did not print successfully and i noticed that the head was of a different color meaning the other extruder did not work properly
before a second print i tightened the z axis gantry as i suspected wobbling to affect the layering .
the second print had similar results
Furthermore i installed the 3d touch sensor for auto bed levelling
The sensor worked as the pin extracted and retracted according however when i press auto bed leveling it would send an error message "test failed"
i noticed that the bed would first move on the x axis and then jerk and stop with an error message "test failed"
i thought the bed should first move on the z axis to clear any obstruction and then on the x axis towards the centre
i however managed to level the bed manually and when i click on the manual levelling button the bed moves as intended . first on the z then x.
Please i am stuck and would appreciate your experience
sincerely
ejike
Здравствуйте, скажите сколько стоит чертежи или файлы для печати
I so want one of those. I’m such an idiot I would never be able to figure out one of those printers. Computers and me don’t get along. 😂 But if you ever want to sell me a Kit just pm me..
Ok sounds good I will let you know thank you for the comment.
You’re my technological hero I am trying to learn but a lot of it is flying over my head 😂
how can I get that printed tool to aligh that your use on the trims???
Is that model the same thing as the breezy ultralight
where can we find the great assembly tool file to print? thanks
The files can be purchased from www.planeprint.com. Thank you
Hi, I have a question regarding weight of the printed parts. My settings are 0.25 layer, 102 flow but my parts are still about 15-20% heavier. For instance fuse1 part should be arround 65g, mine is arround 80g. What can I do to reduce the weight besides reducing flow which might affect the sturdiness of the parts.
I had the same problem with my build. I had my flow settings at 105 and if I turned it below that I had sub extrusion my fuse1 was 75g and all my wing sections were 5-8 grams over. I continued with the build and it still flies well. The other thing to keep in mined is to make sure your prime setting is not too high. If your prime setting is too high it will add extra wight every time the extruder retracts and primes witch is a lot.
By the way I scaled up the seats from the small bobber and will place them in the cockpit
That is a good idea I may have to do that for my build.
@@TroyMcMillan maybe you can place the electronics under the seats
@@hpsie8310 Yes that is a good idea I am working on some other models right now so when I get a chance I will try that out. How much did you scale the seat up?
@@TroyMcMillan 1370/90 = 1,52 went with 150%
@@hpsie8310Awesome Thank you. And thank you again for the coffee!! :)
BTW what 3D CAD program do you use for your designs?
These builds are actually designed by plane print. He sales the STL files for these planes. For my own designs I use Fusion 360 I think plane print uses Rino for cad drawing. www.planeprint.com
Where do you use the 1.5 mm carbon rods?
They are used for the push rods for the elevator and rudder. You can use 1.2mm steal music wire if you can't find those rods.
@@TroyMcMillan Thanks I have a lot of 1.2 mm wire , so I will use that. Thanks for the quick reply.
really nice plane, really nice video, really too many ads.
How does the Pla hold up in the sun?
I have flown a lot of 3D printed plane in the sun and I have not had any problems with them.
Thanks
Man great video!
But please be sure to protect yourself from carbon fiber dust as it is hazardous. You should look into the matter and get a mask and eye protection or simply put you vacuum cleaner besides the hole to catch the dust.
Cheers!
Are those black frames also 3D printed ?
Yes they are 3D Printed
How can we get the stl files
would you use pla +?
Mi piace moltissimo dove lo posso trovare ?
Wish my printer was big enough to print one ☹️
It only need to have a 200x200x200 build plate to print this plane.
Yup, my Z is only 180 🤷🏻♂️
GAS PROP !!!!!!!!
Where can i get the STL´s
www.planeprint.com/bigbobber They can be purchased here.
what was the total print time?
at 16:32, all control horns are WONKY !!!!!!!
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to bad the pla will not stand up to heat or direct sunlight without warping
Actually I have had it out in the sun a lot and I have another 3D printed plane that also does well in the sun. I just make sure between flights when I am not flying it I park it in the shade. No warping so far thank you for the comment.
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some observations. at 1:35, weird profile. makes less lift, than a clark-y. at 4:17, control horn design less-than optimal. at 13:15, a main wing is SUPPOSED to have load-bearing SPAR, located at the lift line, at Thirty percent of chord.!!!! that load-bearing spar is Supposed to Structurally tie-into the fuselage.!!! or to the OTHER wing half.!!!! googletranslate
Is that beard real