I can convert to STL only problem might be the file size to email to you. I can have a go if you want though might have to send them as separate emails. Pm me your details on what your after I will email them later on in the week.
I would love to get the iges files for this if you still have them available…
–tom
Well, I havent heard anything on the IGES files, so I guess I better get started the old fashion way… Glue and duct tape
Seriously though, I am still interested if anyone has them.
Thanks
–tom
I sent a few emails last night of the igs files. Not sure if I sent them to you. Send me a pm and I will email them across to you
Very cool. . . I just got myself an Ultimaker (haven’t even opened the box yet. DHL just dropped it off) and I’d love to experiment with the possibility of printing a proton pack, in pieces obviously.
I’d love to grab those files. . .
I also have an Ultimaker 3D printer. I’m trying to track down models of all of the ‘bits and pieces’ that I should be trivial to 3d print. Clippard, syncs, crank knob, etc.
Anyone have any on these models that I can play with?
I’m not terrible good at 3D modeling, but I’ll go that route if I can’t find anything.
I have an Ultimaker too. I modeled up (and printed) a Clippard 701 and a Dale PH-25. This is my first Proton Pack so it’s slow going. I’ll start a thread soon with the results!
May I please get a copy of the Cad file emailed to me , especially the motherboard ? I would greatly appriciate that.
I would be interested in trying out any models that you think would work well on a 3D Printer. I have one with a 6in build area. STL files work the best for me.
The OP had said that he’d get me his files over a year ago, and I never did get them. . .
Does anyone have a decent set of CAD/STL files that they are working from?
I found a set of sketchup files online, but their are tons of inverted faces and other little issues with the file. . .
Best,
Chris
Hi, I am looking for these files as well if anyone has them
Thanks,
Hi,
I did the Motherboard from Stefan´s plans in SolidWorks and uploaded it to Grabcad. You have to register, but it´s free:
https://grabcad.com/library/ghostbusters-1-proton-pack-motherboard-1
I exported a .dxf File from it, so that you can give it to any lasercutting company to cut it from alluminium
GB1-Motherboard.DXF
If anyone needs SolidWorks Files for his own project, I opened a post for it here:
Post subject: Re: SolidWorks Model of a Proton Pack