Right, so I cannot draw for squat. However, I'm decent at other things.

The scooter below is made up of 21 separate pieces, all of which can be printed on a MakerBot Thing-O-Matic which the printable area is:

'105mm x 120mm and about 130mm tall'
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The orientation of each piece is critical for its sturdiness.

If I were to go about printing this:
1. I would need a 3D printer
2. I would have to pay someone a lot of money.
3. I would take over 40 hrs of straight build time (each wheel is over 3hrs)

The reveal!!!!

The first does not have edges, the latter one does.

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I will get a screenie of the stress test eventually. Once I figure out why it's breaking (the program, not my scooter) on me.

I DONT GET IT.

LamePerson wrote:

I DONT GET IT.

Let's just say I can print a full size usable scooter.

hey its autodesk intventor! i know how to use that program well, its pretty fun when ur doing somethin u like on there then seein how it can move

Akirsin wrote:

hey its autodesk intventor! i know how to use that program well, its pretty fun when ur doing somethin u like on there then seein how it can move

I know right??

Super fun program to fiddle around in.

I see what you did der.