Designing & 3D Printing cool 1:64 accessories (Truck Camper)
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2019
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Today I use TinkerCad to design a 1:64 scale Truck Camper. I just got my 3D printer and I'm pretty new to this. I have a lot of build experience from playing Second Life for years. Its pretty much the same.
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First off, I missed you Fam. With summer coming to an end quick, I thought Id better head out camping one last time before the weather goes bad. I picked up some cool stuff to make some good content with you will see in the weeks ahead. Once I get this 3D Printing thing down.. every project will be extra pimp.
I missed you too. How was the camping trip?
Dude, fricken nice! I use and watch a bunch of ppl use Fusion 360. Get the annually free Student copy. (You can renew every year forever.) Don't do the 30 day free trial. You can save STL and OBJ files to transfer into any slicer. (Consider using Slic3r or Cura...you can delete supports you don't want.) www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators
Fricken awesome to see you get into 3d printing! You've joined my world! Can't wait for more!
Diecast Resurrection that was friggin amazing, I'm legit gonna beg my wife to get me one for either Christmas or my birthday. Like dude, so damn cool!!!!!! 👍👍
@@CallMeMrStopmotion It was great! Sill recovering though.. to much food, beers, staying up late, I'm getting old ..
@@DiecastResurrection same with me, but I got school to deal with so I don't have much time to be filming, editing, posting, etc. Hope everything goes well. Can't wait to see it all.
Very nice 👍. When you get it done Jimmy should be a happy camper with it.
I hit the "Thumbs-up" button 30 seconds into the video. Maybe not even that long. I just knew it was gonna be pimp. LoL! Thank you for all the info on how this goes. I'm hoping to have one of these printers pretty soon.
This is a cool little machine. I know you are gonna make great things with it. Glar to see you back from your trip in 1 piece. Can't wait to see what you can do with this.
Some tools let you break the planes of the primitive and then extrude the sub-surfaces to make more complex shapes from a single prim, but nothing wrong with the add/subtract method of grouping prims if it works for you. Just a second way of basically doing the same thing. I do custom shapes in Photoshop the same way.
Good job on the model, you have a good eye for it.
Awesome job!! I really like all your videos. Keep up the great work. Thanks
Thanks Dan!
look into Mean Green, Simple Green, or even Mr Clean for cleaning your resin parts. Mean Green cleans the best from what I've seen and cost less than any of the other including IPA. Smell is low as well and you can use them in a vibration cleaning tank.
It is suggested to remove the supports before final curing to help with removal and lower the risk of damage to the part.
Also switching to a kit with FEP vat for the tank would help long term.
Also there is a "TOUGH RESIN" out now that will help with weak printing when strong parts are needed.
The vat bottom and printing screen need to be as clean/clear as possible. Watch fingerprints.
A UV box or the sun will help with final curing but hot water might help get the warp out first.
"So many activities, it's making my head spin..."
Seriously, cool to see and hear how this works. I know the obivious, replacement parts you can print, but can't imagine the things you'll design and make too.
Yea like that trailer I made out of Styrene? pfft ill just do it up and print out a bunch hehe
If the camper's rocking, Jimmy's knocking boot's.
Just print the walls (flat) seperate and glue them together for a perfect result.
You can make glue holes/pins in your 3d program.
That's not a bad idea actually.. hmm
@@DiecastResurrection it's like making your own plastic model truck, designing it part by part?
You on the money there matey!
I used to build 3-D stuff in Second Life and it was a lot like this. Back when SL first came out (2002) prims were all people had and they managed to come up with some pretty neat stuff. It's amazing what you can do with some basic geometric shapes and the right textures.
Just the steps required as you ascend in experience to "God Tier" ... totally anticipating the next level...
Cool she-at ! I feel smarter after that video! LOL ! 3D printers have changed the game everywhere. Restoration business that I'm in has changed drastically.....no more impossible parts to locate ! 🍻
Ya buddy! Things are going to get crazy here.. I just put curtain's in it.. hehehehehh
@@DiecastResurrection curtains ... LOL ! It's now officially nicer than my first apartment. 🍻
Jimmy approved
One quick hint to make you waaay more efficient in Tinkercad... Go through the shape generators. They work just like the basic shapes, but they're more.... Different. And useable.
How oddly satisfying ! For a first go that looks superb !
Excellent informative video. I know nothing regarding the 3 D printing process. This very helpful and interesting.
Loved the whole process. Starting to plan my own 3D printer
It should say PIMP on it somewhere because it is gonna be PIMP!! Very interesting to watch!!
THIS IS COOL.
I WAS TOTALLY INTO THE WHOKE PROCESS. I think it came out pretty cool for 1st time
Thanks i'm really into it too!
Since the base seems ok, you could cut it off and use it for test fitting before reprinting. That way you could tweak design if necessary.
That's exactly what I am doing as we speak lol
Hell yeah that's bad ass now you can do wheels for you hot wheels
I was so interested in the video I had to Finnish watching it before I went to bed
Jimmy's a happy camper
Blub blub blub Jimmy, hell yeah man!!!
Super kick ass!!!
1st I could not stop watching. Pretty interesting stuff. You'll be a pro before you know it.
Thanks buddy, i'm really into this. I expect amazing creations! Forget styrene... this is my thing for sure!
Turbo Lives In my heart Pretty impressive that he can make a 30 minute software tutorial interesting.
Wow! Love the set-up so many possibilities! You can really map out from every single angle 👍👍
Remarkable stuff!👍
I'd like to see something in a trailer hitch for my 1/64s. Something I could add as a part...or something you could use from car to car.
I could print out a whole bunch of those class 2 hitches that have receivers in them. I was thinking about that already :D
27:34 this what I wanna watch 🤔👍
Wow. Awesome result. Keep posting
Very interesting to watch, it still blows my mind that 3D printers have gotten cheap enough to have at home and they’re good enough to use for restoration.
It would look sharp to make a wide trim piece toward the middle that you could paint a different color to contrast to the body like was often seen on these in the 70's. Some marker lights on the top corners and making a ladder for it would make it complete!
Just make it out of parts, like a Revell kit.
You can even make an interior that way.
And if you mess up a part, you only have to reprint that piece.
That's good thinking, one small mistake won't wreck the whole build.
Yea! then you can get in and paint the inside of the camper
Good to see you back. For your first time that turned out fantastic. Can't wait to see tomorrow show. Well whenever you get a Post-It. That is really cool. I think you're about my favoritest Channel on CZcams. I'm the one that picked up a hundred and ninety diecast cars last week. Start on my first one. Ugh!
190 is just that start my friend, it never ends lol
Whoa! I have been using Solidworks for a long time and I have to say that this design program gets the job done quite well. Very simple and easy to use.
Yeah, but I would rather use SolidWorks than boolean primatives. Easier and you can change the build sequence to keep from making the same cuts twice.
@@matthewgaines10 Yup yup, I will never give up Solidworks for sure. I have been using it since 1997 and it is now imprinted permanently into my brain. Still, very interesting to see some of the new applications coming out since the advent of 3-D printers.
So cool! Thank you.
Very interesting seeing how this stuff really works! I appreciate how you take the time to teach even as you yourself are learning, that is BOSS!
Thanks buddy, I thought you might like it. Most people think its soo complex but its really not that bad.
The design is awesome even if the execution wasn't perfect, looking forward to part 2 and the finished result.
I've been waiting for someone to do this!!
I’m excited to see what you are going to come up with! You’ll have to make Jimmy a new mobile home!
oh my God I love it this was such a great idea to do a video of yup yup I'm so going to start making stuff blubs for jimmy and always a thumbs up from Cape Breton
Pretty cool buddy thanks for sharing buddy keep up the good work 👍👍
.... Awesome... How long until you just make a total custom?... Fabrication... Dude, you are breaking boundaries....
Limited only by your imagination. Your imagination seems to work just fine so the possibilities are, as you say, endless.
What sort of price is the resin? How much(ish) would a body like that cost you to print?
Another thought: does anyone make a printer that will "clone" a part you already have, or is that still sci-fi?
Looking forward to watching the process as you learn how to use this gadget.
All the Best,
Dougie.
Awesome need more truck campers in 1:64 I only have 11
Fascinating. Can't wait for the next one. 👍
I love that your going next level! Cant wait to see what you do next!
Me too! I excel at stuff like this. Upgrading the camper right now :D
Taking your builds to the next level......forwards ever backwards never!
Cool stuff 👍
Awesome video!!
Pretty cool man!
Wow amazing.
Great stuff! Interesting!
I would like a 3 D body for a chassis....
Now all I have to do is link your vid to my son and ask him to
(hopefully) get with the program!
Cheers
Nice job! Great video.
Supercool!!
Awesome
Excellent video
Fascinating to watch .... but l'd be as frustrated as hell sorting all that out , l'd just end up with a lump of plastic , to throw out of a window 😞😄
Fantastic video.
Cool first attempt
That's pretty sweet
NICE!!!
I one of my classes we use tinkercad and 3-d printers.
Good job.
Could paint that weird rear support as an exhaust point either for a toilet or kitchenette
kool , thanx////I want that
Robert
That is cool I want a 3D printer, maybe later in life. lol Keep up the great work and Rust In Peace.
Yay!
That’s some next level shit. Nice work!
Thanks Brother! Fixing it up right now 👍🍺
That was cool
3D printed. Wow
I play with Tinkercad alot at school. I've made some weird shiz!
I like this video. Great seeing you have fun and sharing your learning experience. #jimmyedition
You might think about adding an air conditioning unit next to the door
Sweet, nice try! You’ll get it. Do you plan to sell your creations?
Sweet👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Wow sweet vid bro you do awesome vids sweet rides an now 3d prints high five bro
Ender3 pro has been a great printer for me. Sketch up is also a good free cad tool
I'll check it out Frank, thanks. TinkerCAD is cool but being browser base, it gets overloaded it seems.
@@DiecastResurrection 'SketchUp Make 2017' is the stand-alone version of the browser-based thing SketchUp (the free version) has become. Alas, while still available for download the last time I checked, it's not being updated any more. Also, not sure how suited it is for 3D printing models.
Looked good but shouldn't the window on the cabover be in front not on the sides?
I wonder how much trouble it would be to print a truck bed floor for the hotwheels walmart sam walton truck to replace the bed floor with the dog box and tool box and just have a plain old pickup bed
That sounds like a great idea, Michael! 🤯😊
So great to see you demonstrating more-advanced skills (almost like a video course). One question, though... Tinkercad doesn't let you set edge radius? Do you really have to meld a cylinder to a rabbet? If so, you might want to (after your viewers get their feet wet with Tinkercad) move up to Fusion360.
I havent been able to get it working on my PC for some reason. Im excited to try it though.
Noob or no, thats still pretty good.
Just got the printer yesterday! My building experience comes from playing that "Second Life" game.. the building system is very similar. Had no idea it was CAD based at the time.
I have a FDM 3d printer which I bought with the intention of printing 1/64 scale diorama pieces but you just can't get the detail, I printed a few piece like a four post and two post ramp and workshop doors which came out well.
I might have to invest in a SLA printer, as I've seen some awesome pieces being made like 1/64 scale motorcycles.
Was there a tutorial you followed? I tried playing with tinkercad but got frustrated because I knew what I wanted to do but didn't know how to do it.
Anyway, the camper looks cool, I did think the walls looked a little thin, but I was thinking from the perspective of an FDM printer. I think the idea someone mentioned of printing things flat and making a kind of kit may be the way to go.
Enjoy your new toy lol!
What's the difference between a SLA printer and a FDM ? Is it price?
How about fully printing a hotwheals or such ?
Ya, anything you can make up in the Cad program pretty much!
What do you use to run your 3d printer
Dude love the videos!!! Awesome job for the first time printing in 3d. Did you ever find jimmy??
Yea Jimmy is around, I'll bring him out for tomorrows video ;)
Make a gooseneck cattle trailer
I don't have ANY experience and I applaud your effort, from what I HAVE SEEN, I think it should be printed at an angle rather than flat so the walls don't take the strain. Can anyone confirm this information?
I can see light through the walls now that its dry and I can hold it, so I've been beefing it up and adding more stuff for tomorrows print.
@@DiecastResurrection I'm so excited for you, I know you will become an ace very soon. I have started my own little project based on your channel. Thank you for being strong and confident enough to share your journey with us.
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Wow great fucking video, I've always been curious how they do 3D printed stuff. It reminds me of making paint jobs on Forza 4. Not going to lie I wasn't feeling it when I first saw the video when was kind of bummed but I'm extremely happy you upload this.
I plan to print parts one day.. then use them the next day kinda thing. Extra videos.. extra details!
Very cool...just have to start calling you, Mr. Diecast, AKA The Awesome Engineer...👍😀 time for a White Russian, dude.
Very cool but way too complicated for me. You print them and we will buy them. Good stuff.
you realize you're gonna have new merch to sell us now LOL
Awesome work just the same man.You always do some cool s##t.😎
Very cool content.
Watch out for Jimmy.
If he goes corporate on us it could get ugly for the channel. He may form a corporation and squeeze you out.
We could cut Jimmy in half and rebuild him into a cyborg now! I'm not worried about him :D
Family first. Thanks, I've been wanting a 3D printer but the software turns me off. I hope next semester the local community college will have a course in 3D printing.
This TinkerCAD is free and there is no downloads, its internet browser based. You could go in there and play with shapes right now.
Great video how much do they cost
$400 something US, but they make a model that is slightly not as upgraded for about $100 cheaper. Its just called the AnyCubic Photon. Mine is a Photon S they just came out.
Wow that looks complicated! Perseverance is the key. Gonna be wicked when it’s done 😉👍
I would use a platform called Autodesk inventor it's pricey but worth it
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