Thank you to everyone who voted for my entry in the Instructables contest described below. My entry finished in the top 50 out of over 3000 entries. I won a runners up T-Shirt and 3D-Hubs voucher along with some other little bits a pieces of instructables merch.
Hey everyone, I’ve entered a 3D printing contest on Instructables. Please vote for my Childrens toy I designed from scratch for making on a 3D printer.
Voting is easy just log into instructables using your Facebook profile and click the vote link located at the top right of page.
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Digger-20-Childrens-Toy/
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Updated 27/3/2016 see change list
A larger more robust version of my original digger, with a few minor tweaks.
only the bucket.stl requires supports
testprint.stl is only for testing your ability to print a sphere, and not needed for the model.
Change list:
- Added lego style assembly instructions with pictures
- Uniformed all peg holes as some were not the correct size
- Increased tolerance to 0.4mm for all connected parts
- Linkage Long no longer has its pegs incorporated into the model
- Reduced number of files by combining STL files.
iClint
