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FredtheFrench wrote:Tell me and come here. I m waiting you............ to speak about this "new" Famo and drink a beer.

I'd seriously consider that once we're past this COVID crap & your pubs are fully open again.

More test printings took place; this time the hull and engine hood. They‘re only brief cleaned with small parts of remaining strutting visible.

Nice start.

I've made a check of wear of the resin sprocket because I'd some concerns regarding durability of resin:



The load was 0.7kg; the endurance test was 1 hour at high speed with 50 times on/off.

I'm amazed about the result!
Nearly no visible wear at the sprocket, rather more finish of the metal tracks sticks at the sprocket.

After hours and hours of printing from my friend Lukas, all necessary parts for the prototype are produced; it’s a lot







There will be an upgrade for spring loaded bogies and wear resistant drive sprockets:

Looks awesome. Big volume resin printer are game changers

Very, very impressive work! It's great to see new items being created through 3D printing. I wish l were 16 again with so much to learn and enjoy.

Thanks a lot!
I'm 54 ... it's never to late to start new stuff (as I did yet with resin designs)!

Just 54! Still a teenager

Panzerjaeger66 wrote:Thanks a lot!
I'm 54 ... it's never to late to start new stuff (as I did yet with resin designs)!

But - you have to learn some things about electronics....