Black Pearl 3D Printing Model | Assembly by Gambody
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Black Pearl 3D Printing Model is now available on Gambody marketplace!
Download Black Pearl STL files here: www.gambody.co...
The video shows how to assemble this model. All parts are numbered to help you along the way.
- 00:10 - FFF/FDM 1.0 version assembly
Black Pearl for 3D printing consists of 239 files.
Scale: 1/64
Sizes:
FFF/FDM: 653 mm tall, 278 mm wide, 707 mm deep;
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OMG thank you for sharing this masterpice
Aye aye, Captain! Thanks for sailing with us!
Waiting for my creality s1 pro.. 🎉
That's awesome! The Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro is a fantastic printer - you're in for a treat. We're looking forward to seeing your take on the Black Pearl and all your future projects. Be sure to join our Facebook community here to connect with other 3D printing enthusiasts, get inspired, and showcase your creations: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583. Cheers!
Nice, but I wish it had pre supports for the price as it needs a lot of supports.
Thanks for your comment!
Currently, our pre-supported files are primarily available for newly released 3D printing figurines and those with intricate anatomical details. Unfortunately, we do not offer pre-supported versions for vehicles, mechs, robots, and similar models in our catalog at this time. However, we are actively planning to introduce pre-supported versions of such models in the future.
For a comprehensive list of figurines with pre-supported versions, please visit the following link: www.gambody.com/search?q=pre-supported.
We also encourage you to read our blog post on support structures, which may provide valuable insight for your printing needs: www.gambody.com/blog/best-resin-printing-tips-for-orienting-models-on-sla-dlp-lcd-3d-printers/. You might also find our article on the two main types of supports helpful: www.gambody.com/blog/main-types-3d-printing-supports-tips-for-beginners/.
Let us know if you have any further questions.
When are you gonna release SLA model for resin. I WANNA BUY this but i have only resin printer!
Thanks for asking!
We appreciate your interest in the Black Pearl model! Currently, we only offer the FFF/FDM version of this intricate model given its complexity. Creating a DLP/SLA version of the Black Pearl presents unique challenges due to its intricate details.
In general, we recommend sticking with the specific version designed for your type of printer. The FFF/FDM and DLP/SLA versions are tailored to their respective printing methods. The FFF/FDM version is cut into more assembly parts, optimized for rigid plastic, while the DLP/SLA version has fewer parts with simplified connectors for easier assembly. Articulation mechanisms in the DLP/SLA versions may be simplified or omitted, and certain details or textures may be adjusted to ensure manageable file sizes.
For large, complex models like the Black Pearl, we do not recommend using the FFF/FDM version on a resin 3D printer. The connection elements are designed for rigid plastic and may not work well with resin. However, for static and simpler models, the FFF/FDM versions are generally more compatible with resin 3D printers, although you may encounter tight clearances and joints that require additional sanding.
Let us know if you have any questions.
magnific work, i wanted to buy the file, but the web page says that the page is unavailble in my country, im from mexico, how can i buy it???
Thanks for the love!
We're sorry for any inconvenience you've experienced! Please don't hesitate to contact our dedicated Support Team at support@gambody.com. We will be happy to assist you with any concerns you may have.
Beautiful work but way too expensive for a stl model.
We appreciate your feedback!
At Gambody, we strive to provide our customers with high-quality 3D-printable models that meet the highest standards of detail, accuracy, and printability. Our pricing reflects the dedication and talent of our contributing artists and the rigorous moderation process that each model undergoes.
The Black Pearl model is particularly intricate and challenging to create, requiring a significant investment of time and expertise to bring it to life. We believe that the artist has carefully captured the ship's iconic features, ensuring that it is both visually stunning and accurately detailed.
Remember, when you purchase a model from the Gambody marketplace, you not only get high-quality, high-poly 3D printable STL files, but you also benefit from lifetime technical support - all seamlessly included in the model's price!
Plus, we regularly offer promotions and discounts to make our premium STL files more accessible. You can find the latest deals on our website: www.gambody.com/campaigns.
Cheers!
Is this FDM ONLY or can I print it on my resin machine?
Thanks for asking!
Currently, we offer the FFF/FDM version only due to the complexity of the Black Pearl model. In general, we recommend sticking with the specific version designed for your type of printer. The FFF/FDM and DLP/SLA versions are tailored to their respective printing methods. The FFF/FDM version is cut into more assembly parts, optimized for rigid plastic, while the DLP/SLA version has fewer parts with simplified connectors for easier assembly. Articulation mechanisms in the DLP/SLA versions may be simplified or omitted, and certain details or textures may be adjusted to ensure manageable file sizes.
For large, complex models like the Black Pearl, we do not recommend using the FFF/FDM version on a resin 3D printer. The connection elements are designed for rigid plastic and may not work well with resin. However, for static and simpler models, the FFF/FDM versions are generally more compatible with resin 3D printers, although you may encounter tight clearances and joints that require additional sanding.
Let us know if you have any questions.
@@Gambody_com Can the smaller and more detailed parts also be printed on FDM? In my experience, small detailed parts don't turn out too great on FDM.