05-06-2020, 07:44 PM
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Incurable SEMROC Fan
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Twin Falls, Idaho, USA
Posts: 2,319
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Doug Holverson's Centuri nose cones and nozzles
Greetings, 3D printing YORF Hivemind,
About a year ago, I downloaded these thingiverse files from our very own Doug Holverson:
Doug Holverson's Centuri 7 Series Plastic Nose Cones
posted November 23, 2014
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:560706
Doug's Fun Nozzle Pack #1
posted November 22, 2014
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:559511
I took the files to my local public library, which offered 3D printing for an incidental cost.
I got the following results, which I wasn't exactly happy with, but it was an experiment anyway.
Should the resulting product be this rough? Would I need to adjust the settings in the printer, or would I have to tweak the file to get a much smoother (i.e., useable) 3D printout? Please advise. Thanks!
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"Centuri Guy"/"Tau Zero"
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"I think about organizing things all the time. Never seems to happen. I find something that piques my interest and I'm off on a quest. Or a Centuri. "
--Bill Eichelberger, 02/22/2022
“Centuri fret buzz in an updated form.”
Bill “Wallyum” Eichelberger re: Estes Flutter-By
03 Sept 2014
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