Kraton kraton 3d printed tall side guards!!

[Brushlesspower83]

I ran across a website that has free downloadable files for arrma models. there are lots of different parts to choose from and you can edit the build specs to customize your parts.

I ran across a website that has free downloadable files for arrma models. there are lots of different parts to choose from and you can edit the build specs to customize your parts.

 

[Brandon]

Very cool.

 

[pa_fullsend]

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I ran across a website that has free downloadable files for arrma models. there are lots of different parts to choose from and you can edit the build specs to customize your parts.

I ran across a website that has free downloadable files for arrma models. there are lots of different parts to choose from and you can edit the build specs to customize your parts.

this is awesome!
Please share the website!

 

[WoodiE]

this is awesome!
Please share the website!

Here ya go - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3664169

 

[JtkBrew]

this is awesome!
Please share the website!

Here's all the stuff that comes up when you search 'Arrma Kraton'
https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=Arrma+kraton&dwh=775e2ce3acb40e2

 

[Camaroboy383]

Here's all the stuff that comes up when you search 'Arrma Kraton'
https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=Arrma+kraton&dwh=775e2ce3acb40e2

Yes, thingiverse is where I load all my models I care to share.. free downloads for anyone..

 

[Brushlesspower83]

Yes, thingiverse is where I load all my models I care to share.. free downloads for anyone..

this is going to be a game changer for me and my builds!!!!

 

[WoodiE]

Yes, thingiverse is where I load all my models I care to share.. free downloads for anyone..

What 3D printer do you have?

I've been eyeing the the Prusa I3 MK3S but also checking out the Ender models as well. So many options for a noob like me.

 

[Camaroboy383]

What 3D printer do you have?

I've been eyeing the the Prusa I3 MK3S but also checking out the Ender models as well. So many options for a noob like me.

I have several..

Creality ender 3
Creality cr-10
Creality crx dual extrusion
Monoprice maker select v2 (wanhoa clone)

Some of these machines have fed over 12 miles of filament, and have a constant on time of 3/4 of a year... for the money they are all great with thier own special purposes..

They all have different purposes
The prusa machines are great, let's face it, everyone wanted to be them and copy them.. hence all the i3 clones... the mk3 with trinamic drivers, stall detection, is very reliable.. its downfall is the small build volume for the price..

That being said, the ender 3 even at 190 dollars can output quality prints with the right slicer settings... the machine does matter, (being rigid, and no slop) but 8 out of 10 times the slicer is the reason for poor quality prints... slicer settings can be daunting, over time you will see what every setting does in relationship to the print and the quality of the print...

As a newbie in 3d printing it's honestly better to get a cheap machine to get a grip on everything, let that machine take the rigors of the learning curve...then get a quality name brand machine if you feel the need..

Last thing to keep in mind is a direct drive extruder and a bowden extruder print at different speeds.. the direct drive carriages are heavier and need to print slower for better quality... bowden can print faster because of less wieght..