3D Printed D10T Build

[pontiacmann]

wooow nice Work looks very nice

[JDH429]

Originally Posted by A.ash

Any thoughts on just releasing the CAD and/or stl's? I have a printer and would love to give it a shot in the spare time I don't have.

You should try autodesk 123d design. It's an easy program to help get started in designing your own stuff.. It's what I use, practice, practice, practice. 😄

Originally Posted by titandigs

Fantastic job, how long has it taken to do?

Thank you! I'm a fan of your YouTube videos and machines.👍🏻 Prob about a month and a half. I'd say design took me a week or so, printing took about 2 weeks, and assembly about another 2 weeks. Just about done now, just finishing up a few details.

Originally Posted by pigeonfarmboy

Worst case, you have a really nice trailer queen that can drive around! Hope it's able to push dirt without too much strength issues.

No trailer queen here, I don't see any real issues with strength other than maybe the track pads and sprockets wearing out, but that's realistic in a way. 1:1 dont last forever either. I used #4 drill bushings on all the working joints and after running it around a bit and pushing some chunks of 6x6 on the shop floor, it will push some dirt nicely I think.

Originally Posted by Trackerman

JDH 429,
What sort of 3d printer are you using? Love the build it is very impressive.

Cheers

Trackerman

Thank you, I use Afinia printers. Very pleased with them.

Originally Posted by tracksntreadslou

Look out Bruder..No coversion here ..way better ..A fully functional model to start with ..Im impressed with your Cad/printer skills and design..Awsome work Jd

Lou, thank you!

Originally Posted by pontiacmann

wooow nice Work looks very nice

Thank you!

Updated pics soon.

[trucker n]

very nice can u make me one

[A.ash]

Originally Posted by JDH429

You should try autodesk 123d design. It's an easy program to help get started in designing your own stuff.. It's what I use, practice, practice, practice. 😄

CAD experience isn't the problem (Solidworks, AutoCAD, and Alibre, lots of experience). My problem is the time available in a day to do the work. I have a 3D printer with a large work volume so I would like to give this a shot. Just curious if you would consider releasing the STL's. I totally understand if you don't want to. Can't hurt to ask