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Print-in-place and articulated F14 Jet Fighter with Improved Wingdesign 3d model

Print-in-place and articulated F14 Jet Fighter with Improved Wingdesign

2K downloads · 5 years ago · Projectvideo: https://youtu.be/SNWnS3XnjX8 I have been experimenting with a breakaway wingtip to im

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Projectvideo: https://youtu.be/SNWnS3XnjX8

I have been experimenting with a breakaway wingtip to improve on the silhouette of my design to match the real F14 better, while still being print-in-place and articulated. The wingtip breaks of with a satisfying snap and leaves a nice clean edge. I have also adjusted the wing shape and the angle of the tail fins. I have also included a version with a brim

If you want the stand for this model you can download it here: https://thangs.com/agepbiz/Printinplace-and-articulated-F14-Jet-Fighter-with-Stand-18530

*edit 10.24.21 Added a tiny version (100), keep in mind it is a challenging print and requires a well calibrated printer, good filament and finetuned profile

*edit 10.23.21 Added articulated eggs for this version of the Jet Fighter

*edit 10.07.21 added a larger version (300). If you want to print the stands for it you have to upscale the stands to 150%

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Printsettings:

No support No raft 0,15mm-0,2mm layer height 35-45mm/s

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts Not for children under 3 yrs.

This model was created by Stian Ervik Wahlvåg (agepbiz) and is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license

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Discussions

jamesrjuniper2 years ago

you should make the f-35 or even f-32 next

philippe.deruyter4 years ago

After many failed prints, I have to suggest that the snap off wingtips are an issue.
The real end of the wings is not adequately supported by the little snap-off tip. This means that each of the 4 prints I have done has failed at around layer 50 to 60. I am using an Ender 3 V2 and am keeping the print speed down around 20mm/s with a 0.12mm layer height. I love the project and I love the work you've put into it so far however this is a bit of a flaw.
Is there any chance you can adjust the design to have a thicker interface between the wing and the snap-off tip? I'd be happy to test print if you can adapt it...