3D Printed, Fully-Functional Desktop Underground Mine
I finally finished what might be one of the most useless projects in history: A fully functional 3D printed desktop underground mine. The upshot was I learned a lot about 3D design, 3D printing, electronics, programming, and constructing models.
You can watch a video about the project here:
My Prusa MK2S printer worked flawlessly throughout the project. Everything was printed using Hatchbox ABS (generally white which I painted after printing along wiith some black.) The electronics got pretty complicated (at least for me as a rookie), as the project used 4 stepper motors along with various servos, LEDs and a buzzer, requiring lots of programming to get everything to move at the right time. All that's documented in the video.
All elements that would be "man-made" in real life were printed on the Prusa, along with the electrical boxes, cabinet feet, and various cabinet components. Everything else was make of foam, wood, plexiglass, etc.
Enjoy.
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For some reason the video link keeps taking me back to my post. I don't know why that is but it's easy enough to type it in or copy it.
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Wonderfull, great job, amazing ! J'adore c'est du beau travail ... Congratulations
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Bravo!!!!!
Sorry for my poor English. I try to do my best.
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Thanks! It was a lot of fun.
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Very well made. Impressing!