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I had to find something to do to spend lockown time so here it is, Alfa Romeos GTam and GTA 1/32(both Team Slot) and 1/24 (static kits GTA Gunze GTam Mr Hobby)
All chassis,motor pods,guides and 1/24 wheels are 3d printed
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Any Alfa is a good Alfa. I'm surprised to find I only have one in the 'collection'. Must get it running again.
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Hi Alexis,
I’m interested in how you produce your 3D printed guides. How are they printed and in what material? How well do they last?
The SureChange guides I make are SLS for the strength of nylon - I haven’t tried printing them myself on my Ender 3 yet.
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Hi,i have experimented woith PLA and ABS at first,i had several of them brake (the blade snaped) during a race and gave up for some time.Recently i tried carbon fila and pet.It seems that pet is the best choice but have no track to test them as i am stuck at home.I will tell you when we are free to go out again,not this month though
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