My 3D Printing Adventure Begins With The Classic Nautilus From 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2023
- This video shows my first ever attempt at 3D printing using the Any Cubic Vyper filament type printer. My goal is to print a complete 42 inch model of the Classic Disney Nautilus submarine from 20,000 Leagues under the sea.
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Awe, a fellow member of the 2023 Anycubic Snek rush. Welcome fellow hatchling! 🍻🐍
Excellent piece, new technology, new madness, impatient to see his finished work. All the best.
Beautiful! I remember seeing this movie at the theater as a child! 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea!
3D printing -- the closest we'll see to a Star Trek replicator in our lifetimes!
Glad to see you venturing into 3d printing Boyd, always look forward to seeing your work
WOW!!!
That is just epic! fantastic work!
I just began myself started with some figures and dragons for my Grand daughter . Awesome
Wow! This is an amazingly detailed Nautilus. Thank you Boyd for sharing this and helping illustrate the 3d printing process. I am really looking forward to see your progress!
This looks great...a lot better than I would have thought for a filament printer. I built the garage kit Nautilus, and in many ways this is nicer. One tip...you can find appropriately sized jewelry cabochons for the small salon windows, which might work well for you, depending on your lighting needs.
Amazing piece of machinery there Boyd. It must cost alot. I'm guessing it takes some looking after too. Thanks for sharing this. I know people that use these printers but have never seen it perform. A really interesting video. 👍👍🙏🙏😁 Love the sub at the end. The printer did an amazing job.
she's a beauty!
Welcome to filament 3D printing! I broke mine in printing the Rocinante from The Expanse.
This is WAY excellent. Love what this looks like so far. You've picked a great model of a fine vessel.
It's pretty exciting, I've wanted a nice model of the ship since I was a kid :)
3d printing has a steep learning curve to do anything complex. Keep at it, and you will get it.
Thanks for the information Boyd. Great stuff.
Welcome to tye world of 3D printing. I have going to mostly resin printing bit still use my filament printer.
Very good video im new to printing to, about 12 months now many thing's to learn !
W o W !! the Nautilus..... my ALL time favorite sci-fi machine.. what an awesome design. Great stuff..
Awesome print! I like your analogy of just needing to learn It and jump with both feet in! I too wanna try one day!
Awesome stuff is coming! Superb! :)
Thanks for a sneak peak to my future. I have a Egoo Saturn resin printer that hasn’t been plugged in yet. I have a scratch built Excelsior that’s been on the bench since 2013. All the scaled Greeblie details need to be modeled, scaled , and printed.
that looks really good boyd i like the detail on the ship.... good work 👍
Very nice work Boyd! I am loving this print :)
Awesome stuff Boyd. 3D printing is so sooooo cool. We all go through our learning phase. You remember when I started with filament printing back on the Google plus days. Plenty of failed prints which led to lots of learning. These generation filament printers look so much easier to operate.
Glad to finally get going printing stuff. The whole process is really interesting :)
Finally jumped into the DEEP END! pun intended...hehe
You never miss old buddy :)
Holey moley, that's a beast even at 65% I think you're moving at a pretty good clip-- you did start with the Big Guy of design. I do think you made the right call on getting a resin printer as well. That way you can exploit what each family does best.
It's great that the filament material and resin are not terribly expensive so that learning mistakes don't wipe you out before you get anywhere.
OUTSTANDING! BTW, a few years ago, I went to Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, and they had lowered their JU-87 Stuka dive bomber from the ceiling for cleaning. They chose to do a laser scan on the plane (down to .04 mm!). Would it be possible to access such to do a 3D printing of same? THAT would be AWESOME!
Looks awesome Boyd, can't wait to get a 3d printer sometime soon
3d printing really has gotten more advanced from when it was first introduced. I first came across the model on cg trader I'm currently working on getting a 3d printer and the nautilus stl files to make my own rc replica of the submarine from my favorite movie 20,000 leagues under the sea
Good luck. Looks very nice so far.
Man that's looking good so far. Quite an aggressive project for your first print project. Hat tip to you. 😍
Thanks Dirk, I can't take the credit, some good people helped get me going in the right direction.
@@TrekWorks Nothing wrong with that...
In Cura I like to use "tree" supports. I find it's good enough support and prints the bare minimum of extra filament so helps with print time as well. Plus they break away from the model very easily when finished.
Yes, I'm looking into the tree type supports, great suggestion.
Ohhhhh 3D printing is Soooooooo Much Fun.......Especially when it makes....Spegatti......
3D printing is fun. I bought the same printer. So far I have gone through 5 rolls of filament with zero printer issues. The only issues are those caused by not understanding support and all those other stupid settings. These things should be as simple as using a laser printer. Maybe AI software will fix these issues in the future.
Wow! That looks awesome! Always loved the Nautilus. The resin is definitely better than the PLA since there's less print lines. I'm currently working on the entire Fix It robot family from the movie "Batteries Not Included". Looking forward to your build of this!
I just got a resin printer and wash and cure station today. It will do all of the fine detail parts I need going forward. This is really fun stuff as long as it goes well.
@@TrekWorkswhere you get the stl file from?
Howdy! Big RC sub guy here. Built 5 so far. Mostly WW2. This Nautilus has me thinking I want to build another. Really Cool!! Where can I get the files for it at?
Resin printing is actually faster than FDM.
Looking good 👍 1of my Favorite Ships....I've printed a couple versions of this Already .....one I hollowed out for RC1/77 scale.....
Your model has more accurate salon bulges....... I Like that the grating Is separate as well as the straker arms.......
*** Where can we get the stl files?
I can see some cool trek ships in the future.
For sure and some bases :)
I have a resin printer and I'm still trying to figure it out. Where did you find the Nautilus file??? I'll be watching
I got the files at Cgtrader.com
Please tell me ur going to include the iris window shades
Nice work Boyd! Welcome to the world of 3D printing. I have the Nautilus files also and plan to print the sub at 1/72nd scale to go with my other submarine models.
Where can one get files to do a 1/72 one ? Would love to do that myself
@@driftrunner5015 CDtrader, The STL file is in 1/35 scale and in the printers slicer program you can scale it to 1/72. the model has info on how to scale it down. In 1/72 scale the sub is about 34 inches long. HTH
@@rottiehood3872 awesome ,thanks mate
Do you prefer resin printing or PLA? Not just the print quality and ease of printing but building the kit up and cleaning it up for painting.
I am just now moving in to resin printing. It's messier and harsh chemicals are involved that are used for parts cleanup. It is more tedious but high definition resin printers produce better results with zero print lines and the ability to create super fine crisp details on very small parts.
Can you tell me where you got the 3D download file for this Submarine and how many different files where their to download... i have seen one on GAMEBODY but it had 70 download files..
This is really cool, I think it looks pretty awesome can't wait to see how it all comes together. Whats going on with the Enterprise Carrier? really like to see how thats going too.
I'll get back to working on old CV-6. I did not plan for the time it will take for all of the photo etch parts of the kit. Some other stuff had to move ahead.
@@TrekWorks Cool just wondering a little excited to see that build go forward lol... no worries Bro.
do you ever print parts and sell them? Love to buy this Nautilus as a kit?
Fantastic! What else STL did you use?
I got the model files at cgtrader.com it was on sale for 17.50
So... you've given up on the Enterprise build?
Where can I purchase the stl files please
Would you do print for fee?
How difficult would it be to take a 2D image of a Space Ship I designed and someone replicating that into 3D? would the owner of the printer need a vector graphic of the image, how does that work. I had created a ship for a Sci Fi Comedy that didn't go anywhere passed the design stage and wanted to actually have a 3D model of it.
The model will have to be 3D rendered as an STL file. Then the Cura program can convert it to a G code file that can be used to print the parts.
@@TrekWorks Yea I don't have a comp that can handle 3D building program. Thanks though. Good Work with this btw.
So ummm… what happened to the enterprise build?
An update on that build later this week.
Be sure to look up CHEP and devour his material.
Hello, could you possibly share your STL files for the wheelhouse interior, please?
Is this STL available on thingiverse or did you buy it?
Boyd, you can use goog[y eyes for the small clesr domes......
I may try those if the resin printing and polishing isn't good enough. I do want to learn the printing of clear parts. It does work if done right as I've seen results that look like clear glass.
@@TrekWorks Have any Q's on FDM feel free to ask......