Outatime E3DBuggy

About Outatime E3DBuggy - Inspired by Back to the Future DeLorean. It has Print-in-Place Gull-Wing doors that can be opened and closed, no car time machine should come without them! There might be a slight draft above 88 mph as there is no windshield or rear window but that is a different story. There is also a hole between the exhausts in the rear where you can insert a piece of filament (Lightning Hook!) for extra juice. Obviously the wheels are in fly mode. Print Settings I recommend you use a 0.40 mm nozzle and a 0.20 mm layer height or less. Just like the original E3DBuggy stress test there are a number of things that can be challenging to tune and print: Overhangs in the wheel arches and below exhausts. Bridging for the roof. Clearances for the print-in-place door. Fine text in the number plate. Stringing between the roof pillars among other things. After it's printed, carefully close the doors and the thin bridges should snap off so they can be opened and closed. Support All my