3D Printing update, haters: K2SO

[t-gator]

Not one that would be useful.

Roughly $400.

Not totally sure - somewhere in the 40 pound range, I'd say.

Let's be real. A cone would be more useful than trey dean

 

[CGgater]

Impressive! That’s a Star Wars droid, correct?

 

[oxrageous]

Way too much time on your hands.

It's called a hobby. Instead of shaking your fists at kids who venture into your yard, you should get one.

 

[oxrageous]

Impressive! That’s a Star Wars droid, correct?

For those who haven't seen this droid in action, he's hilarious.

 

[t-gator]

am I not the only one who is disturbed by threat Gordon 's fascination with a robot who clearly identifies as male 's a-hole?

 

[gatormandan]

It's called a hobby. Instead of shaking your fists at kids who venture into your yard, you should get one.

I have acreage that is fenced and gated and I also have 5 dogs. No kids in my yard. Also my hobby is to monitor your dumb hobbies. It gives me something to laugh and talk about.

 

[Egor's Assistant]

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I was going to suggest a linebacker or a safety. But this. This is what you want, 1980's Kelly Labrock.

 

[G8trwood]

I want to ridicule the toy making, but that is pretty cool. Could you do it out ofLegos.

I recon building fishing rods and trucks are really just toys too ;)

Did you model the parts yourself or from files? How many different parts and any actuators?

 

[oxrageous]

Did you model the parts yourself or from files? How many different parts and any actuators?

I purchased the files. Something like 65 parts, most of them large. No actuators.

 

[Zambo]

No actuators.

 

[5-Star Finger]

I'm going to briefly share this in here, then I'll move it.

Star Wars "Rogue One" droid K2SO. 7'1" tall. 3D printed in both filament and resin. Took two months. I had been doing Ghostbusters props for most of the last year but I wanted to do a full-sized droid. He's certain to scare the bejesus out of anyone walking into the room.

Before you say something hateful, just remember my finger is on the ban button.

Discuss.

So this is where the Oxbucks went...

 

[oxrageous]

I used actuators in the mouse droid LOLA I made from the Star Wars series "Kenobi".

 

[oxrageous]

Next project is probably the assassin/nurse droid from The Mandalorian.

 

[TheDude]

I'm going to briefly share this in here, then I'll move it.

Star Wars "Rogue One" droid K2SO. 7'1" tall. 3D printed in both filament and resin. Took two months. I had been doing Ghostbusters props for most of the last year but I wanted to do a full-sized droid. He's certain to scare the bejesus out of anyone walking into the room.

Before you say something hateful, just remember my finger is on the ban button.

Discuss.

Dude that thing is fusching awesome!!!!!

 

[soflagator]

Next project is probably the assassin/nurse droid from The Mandalorian.

That’s insane. What’s the timeline on something like that?

 

[bayou gator]

Very impressive, Ox. You earned some new cool points with this.

 

[oxrageous]

That’s insane. What’s the timeline on something like that?

Depends on how many hours a day you want to spend on it. 2-3 months if you're trying to make at least some daily progress. Six months if you're farting around.

 

[soflagator]

Depends on how many hours a day you want to spend on it. 2-3 months if you're trying to make at least some daily progress. Six months if you're farting around.

I envy you. Wish I had patience like that. I would never complete it.

 

[oxrageous]

I envy you. Wish I had patience like that. I would never complete it.

The sanding in particular really sucks balls. You have to keep your eye on the prize, the massive payoff and sense of accomplishment when the project is done. It was the same way when I was doing restorations. There are steps that aren't enjoyable and you have to force yourself to get through them.

 

[I Have No Friends :(]

I envy you. Wish I had patience like that. I would never complete it.

You break it down into parts so you're completing a bunch of mini projects along the way.