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| 3D printed name plate for flat car. | |
| By: Qckslvr Date: March 4, 2020, 10:06 pm | |
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| After making my billboard car adapter I got thinking to what | |
| else I could make. I have a blank version of the plate that I | |
| can create whatever I want on it. I then remembered that there | |
| is a 3D name generator on Thingiverse. | |
| So from there I generated a text message and merged it to a | |
| blank flat car base I had made. Lucky for me I ended up with a | |
| non-Lionel flat car that I got on ebay. Being shorter than a | |
| regular Lionel flat car worked out for me. The shorter car means | |
| less blank space on the deck of the car. | |
| I created the base in Vectary, and the name on Thingiverse | |
| Creator. I merged them in Vectary and sliced it with Cura. I | |
| printed this at high resolution with 15% infill. | |
| If interested drop me a message :D I have two build platforms. | |
| The shorter 194mm non Lionel deck and the 254mm Lionel deck. | |
| Note that the shorter deck plate has to be attached with sticky | |
| tape or 2mm sheet metal screws. The 254mm Lionel deck can use | |
| 2mm machine screws and will cause no damage to the car. | |
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| https://i.imgur.com/PWqz38g.jpg?1[/img] | |
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