Orbital Drop Pod
por Talisman3D en Thangs
This is a functional drop pod design that you can assemble and slap down to open the doors. The only non-3d printed part you need is half of a spring from a pen. Make sure the spring has slightly larger diameter than the top rod's dowel, and ensure it is slightly longer as well. The doors might need
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Archivos (8)
- BottomRod_v3.stl STL · 1,4 MB
- Static_Frame.stl STL · 12,6 MB
- TopArm_v3.stl STL · 8 KB
- TopRod_v3.stl STL · 597 KB
- CE3_Door_Scaled.stl STL · 27,2 MB
- CE3_Latch_Scaled.stl STL · 16 KB
- CE3_Lid_Scaled.stl STL · 1,4 MB
- CE3_Nozzle_Scaled.stl STL · 692 KB
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This is a functional drop pod design that you can assemble and slap down to open the doors. The only non-3d printed part you need is half of a spring from a pen. Make sure the spring has slightly larger diameter than the top rod's dowel, and ensure it is slightly longer as well. The doors might need some lubricant or just repetitive movement to open up reliably
v2 Update: u/otterproper has found out that the v1 files scaled to 17,093.71% will fit 6 MkVIs in the interior and is pretty comparable to existing drop pods. I personally printed mine at 10,000%, but I imagine details and clearances will only get nicer at the larger scale. V2 files have been adjusted to 17,093.71%
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