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Discussion in '3D models' started by Martinba77, Mar 30, 2011.

  1. Martinba77

    Martinba77 New Member

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    Hi everyone, im new on the forum and first of all I like to say thank to everyone here to share all this great information, then I like to share with all of you some of my recent models and accesories that I made on Sketchup.Here we go.

    Hope I post it in the rigth place and thanks again!
    If someone can make the PDF plans for this little plane go ahead, I don´t know how to make a set off plans yet!!!
    Bye! Attached files (X) METAL MOTOR MOUNT.zip (36.8 KB)Â [​IMG] AR6110 SPEKTRUM RECEIVER.zip (137.1 KB)Â [​IMG] Sonex 50.zip (1.3 MB)Â [​IMG]
     
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    Hi Martimba77. Nice models there.
    Welcome to PhlatBoyz family.
     
    Watt_the?, Mar 30, 2011
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  3. kram242

    kram242 Administrator Staff Member

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    Hello Martinba77,
    Welcome to the Phlatforum :D
    Thank you for sharing your cool models with us :doubleup:
    Mark and Trish
     
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    Hey guys thanks for the welcome, im really bad written english :D its not my mother language but I do my best!
    I must say that when I see this machine (Phlatprinter) for the first time, hundreds of new ideas come to my mind, its awesome only thinking about cutting my own parts, wow!
    I´m start saving 2 Euros a day from now so maybe in 7 or 8 months have mine! I just feel like i was a child again!
    Thanks Kram242 for making real this awesome machine and bring the posibility to us to have one!
    One month ago I just even think about drawing my planes on the computer, since i found this forum and start to read all tutorials to how to do this or that, and i start learn this kind of thinks, i use to draw my models on paper, attaching several A4 sheets eachother with tape and drawing like a mad!
    Now a can understand how much effort you all take for making this available for all, so i must to thank you again!
    Ok, I have another accesory to share, here we go! phlatscript_v910.zip
    Thats all for now, thanks again and have a nice day!Ciao! Attached files 30 Amp. ESC.zip (107.5 KB)Â [​IMG]
     
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    Thank you Martian for the kind words, and for realization of what it takes to make it all happen :good:
    We all know that feeling and will never go back to doing it that way :D
    Once again thank you for sharing this is exactly the speed controller I needed from my quad model :banger:
    Looks like you have sketchup down and making up the cut file will be easy for you
    Thanks again
    Mark and Trish
    BTW just so you know you can upload the sketchup file without zipping the Phlatforum will accept it :good:
     
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  6. Martinba77

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    Hey thanks for the advice Kram242 i will start doing that way from now!
    Im glad hearing you find usefull one of my models, its not the best looking ESC but works great, don´t get warm at all! :D
    BTW i like to ask you, that black rigid material that you show at the live program can be glued with Epoxy? Cause im start working in a project, its a Thrust meter for our loving brushless motors, very simple and robust, and that material looks pretty cool!
    Ok thanks in advance and see you guys here!Ciao!
    Before I leave, I want to let you another accesorie!
    Thank you all, bye! Attached files BATTERY PACK 2100mAh 25C 11.1V WHITOUT VELCRO.skp (42 KB)Â [​IMG]
     
    Martinba77, Apr 1, 2011
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    Nice way to initiate yourself to the board, Martin. Great models.

    And welcome to our PhlatHeads community!!
     
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    Hey TigerPilot thanks for the welcome!
    I found this Forum the most usefull thing in a LOOOOONG time webbing!
    You guys are amazing, I learn such usefull technikes and ideas, the less I can do is share my stuff here!
    Thanks again!
     
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    Hi Martin,
    That material is called phenolic ND COMES IN many variates
    Heres a link that shows what can be cast into it when its made
    http://www.sdplastics.com/phenolic.html
    I am sure epoxy would work if you rough up the edges a little first I did this with super glue and it worked great :good:
    Mark and Trish

    p.s. I moved this thread into the 3D models section :doubleup:
     
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    Hey Mark thanks for the info and for moving the thread!
    Day after day I found more and more cool info here and I´m very happy , I´m learning a lot! :good:
    Bye!
    Martin.
     
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    Hey guys I draw a plastic hinge, it´s not so usefull but sometimes it´s nice to put this things on big models when we are designing! :)
    Hope you like it!

    Bye!
    Martin. Attached files [​IMG] PLASTIC HINGES.skp (84 KB)Â
     
    Martinba77, Apr 3, 2011
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    Welcome, Thank you for the pictures. Good to have a library of these to save time.
     
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    Hi 66tbird and thanks for the welcome!
    Im glad to hear you can find usefull this designs, there´s more to coming!
    Ciao!
    Martin.
     
    Martinba77, Apr 3, 2011
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