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3D Printed R2D2 - Part 105
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Michael Baddeley R2D2 files:
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Wall and infill settings taken from the "Print Guide for R2-D2 v1.2" found here:
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Jason Charlton's 3.5" speaker mounts for the Baddeley MK III droid:
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Well, I'm finally getting back at it. I tried a few times since I stopped but the thought of all the prep and paint work that still remained was just too much. Finally I got tired of my 'scrapyard' Droid staring at me from the living room, where he sits with missing parts and parts still in primer.
The little guy deserves better than that, so I'm off to the races again. I'm going to try not to spend every spare hour working on it, as that's what burnt me out in the first place. That being said, I'm currently working on about a dozen parts at the same time.
Following. I have the dome and body glued up and almost everything printed. We now need to finish the assembly and painting as well as the electronics. It's a fun project, but also big commitment!
That is an understatement! Good luck on your build! Remember that it's OK to take breaks from the project now and then. I didn't, and it ended up burning me out for quite a while.
Great to see you continue with the R2 build, I have learnt many things from your R2 build series so it has been very much appreciated. I have completed my 3D printed R2 build, just need to hook up all of the shadowmd electronics. I blew up my Host shield yesterday so I have the setbacks as well and the burnouts, especially from all the sanding...it never seems to stop. I didn't realize how much of a project it really was, John Salt's videos made it look easy..lol. All the best for the future build, looking forward to seeing the progress.
@scottc7749 I'm so glad that my videos helped! I'm sorry to hear about the host shield. I remember watching John's build videos and being amazed at how quickly he completed it. From time to time, I have to remind myself that we all just have to go at our own pace and don't rush it.
Woo, never clicked a notification this fast in my life 😂 Glad to see you’re back at it 🙌🏻
LOL thanks!
Happy Happy Happy to see you back in action!
Thanks, it's good to be back! It didn't take me too long to get back in the sanding 'zone'. Now I just need to remember to take breaks.
@@TomsProjects I am barely starting sanding... on vacation so i was able to sand down a mk3 dome so that the joints are flat now. then i can fine sand it again to prepare it for the rest of the process, did a first pass at the body....
I totally understand you that this is an incredibly long project to undertake . I have been printing and reprinting for over 2 years, bought a ton of tools and electronics parts and i am nowhere near done. I keep my sanity by switching between things ( sanding/electronics/power) or otherwise i would have just given up by now.
@galaleiokrypto5298 Switching up what you're working on to prevent burnout is the way to go!
Are you building another one? AWESOME!!!
@@EdG407FL Another one? Nope, this is still the first one. It's just taking me way longer than I thought. A 2 year pause due to severe paint prep burnout is the primary cause.
@@TomsProjects Cool can't wait to see more!