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Sam'sTrains 3D Printed Gladstone
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This is the complete Sam'sTrains Gladstone designed for FDM 3D printing. This includes everything except for the wheels, motor, worm drive, pickups, wiring, weights and screws.
Below are some important tips:
- Some parts are duplicated within their files. This is intentional as it slows down printing and improves quality.
- Quality of fine parts can be improved by setting a low print speed of around 15mm/s
- For small parts, a glass printbed is highly recommended
- This model is designed to be printed at a layer height of 0.08mm
- The main loco chassis, loco upper body and loco lower body should be printed with supports.
- Supports should be set to touching buildplate only, and for upper body don't allow supports to spawn anywhere other than under the boiler/splashers. If your slicing software places supports around the cab, remove them before printing!
- Print with 100% infill to improve weight
- 0.4mm brass wire works well for pickups
- 4x 5g wheel balancing weights wil
Below are some important tips:
- Some parts are duplicated within their files. This is intentional as it slows down printing and improves quality.
- Quality of fine parts can be improved by setting a low print speed of around 15mm/s
- For small parts, a glass printbed is highly recommended
- This model is designed to be printed at a layer height of 0.08mm
- The main loco chassis, loco upper body and loco lower body should be printed with supports.
- Supports should be set to touching buildplate only, and for upper body don't allow supports to spawn anywhere other than under the boiler/splashers. If your slicing software places supports around the cab, remove them before printing!
- Print with 100% infill to improve weight
- 0.4mm brass wire works well for pickups
- 4x 5g wheel balancing weights wil
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