Lesson 4 Object 260

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Printing Tutorial Object 260 Part 4 of 8 PART ONE CAN BE FOUND HERE PART TWO CAN BE FOUND HERE PART THREE CAN BE FOUND HERE Over the next eight lessons, I will show you how to reproduce the Object 260 tank on your home printer. I will include detailed part lists and assembly instructions plus videos of different stages during manufacturing, assembly, and finishing of the tank. The tutorial will cover: Printing individual parts Post preparation of printed parts Assembly Painting and finishing If you follow this tutorial, you will end up with a scaled version of the Object 260 and probably a headache from repeated "Casatchock" music in each video. If anyone has difficulties or needs advice, please contact me through MMF studios; I will be more than happy to help. I have included all PDF files for this lesson and all STL files from lessons 1, 2 & 3 in the downloads. Lesson 4 Post processing As I am away this week with no access to a 3D printer, I have decided to take a closer look at the post-processing side of building the Object 260. TOOLS NEEDED: Water Sandpaper Sharp modeling knife (be careful around children) Small pliers flat and long-nosed Small drill You may ask why water; as you've probably experienced yourself if the part you're working on becomes hot, it will soften and sometimes become deformed. Using water when sanding will help keep the part cool and reduce the risk of deformation. Lesson 4 Object 260 from Reg Taylor on Vimeo