Fluxedo
Well-Known Member
Wow 3D printing something this precise is proving to be difficult. Any way, I'm done completely done with the case/model(s) so here's a link:
EDIT 11/18/2015: I updated the .zip new download link here:
working on updating .zip with new files that will come out better when printed.
If any one is wondering what the files that say "mojoprint" are, we have two printers at the school, a makerbot 2x and a Mojo. Theoretically, I'd like to print everything on the Makerbot, but if the internal parts prove to be too precise for the maker bot, I plan on printing them with the files named "mojoprint". Also, the reason each half of the case is in 3 parts, printing each part separately and then gluing them together is much more consistent print-wise if you're not using something super-high end. If you want each half in full to print them as one, you can re-combine them in Autodesk 123D or whatever 3D Modeling software. I didn't include the .sat files this time because converting them would be time-consuming since there's quite a few .123dx files but if you'd like a 3D model you can play around with, open the .123dx in Autodesk 123D and export them as whatever 3D model file you'd like (.sat included in the options obviously)
^btw, you no longer have to do the work around in Autodesk 123D anymore to get the .sat 123D natively supports exporting them as 3D models as of version 1.7
(1.6 and under made you pay for this feature)
Last thing, don't worry about the folder named "old". It has older versions of the 3D files that I had as backups and I included them just incase someone wanted to some serious modifications because they contain the 2D sketch files.
EDIT: here's a rough pic of the thing (the 6 parts of the whole case are combined here)
EDIT 11/18/2015: I updated the .zip new download link here:
working on updating .zip with new files that will come out better when printed.
If any one is wondering what the files that say "mojoprint" are, we have two printers at the school, a makerbot 2x and a Mojo. Theoretically, I'd like to print everything on the Makerbot, but if the internal parts prove to be too precise for the maker bot, I plan on printing them with the files named "mojoprint". Also, the reason each half of the case is in 3 parts, printing each part separately and then gluing them together is much more consistent print-wise if you're not using something super-high end. If you want each half in full to print them as one, you can re-combine them in Autodesk 123D or whatever 3D Modeling software. I didn't include the .sat files this time because converting them would be time-consuming since there's quite a few .123dx files but if you'd like a 3D model you can play around with, open the .123dx in Autodesk 123D and export them as whatever 3D model file you'd like (.sat included in the options obviously)
^btw, you no longer have to do the work around in Autodesk 123D anymore to get the .sat 123D natively supports exporting them as 3D models as of version 1.7
(1.6 and under made you pay for this feature) Last thing, don't worry about the folder named "old". It has older versions of the 3D files that I had as backups and I included them just incase someone wanted to some serious modifications because they contain the 2D sketch files.
EDIT: here's a rough pic of the thing (the 6 parts of the whole case are combined here)
great mentality
