I got this 2 years ago but finally making it. Instead of 18 inchs tall I am making mine 9inches tall. How I did it is that I prebuilt the hand connected to the arm with pistons and same for the feet and legs. I used curas grouping. Turning out great and going faster than before when it was full scale.
We admire your creativity and can't wait to see how your 9-inch tall T-800 Endoskeleton figure turns out! Feel free to join our Facebook community and share your print with us: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583. It's an excellent platform to connect with other 3D printing enthusiasts, showcase your prints, and share valuable insights. Cheers!
Hello. I'm assembling this for a third party person that got the model for me, and it's a mix of cleverness and disastrous decisions. So many faulty mechanisms like the Wrist and the shoulder engines hooks are rounded where it should be squared to avoid spin. The Wrists have a ball joint but it's useless as the rest of the joints are not flexible. The arms have a square joint where it should be as the Shoulder-Bicep mechanism. This model is definitively not designed for FDM printing AT ALL. THe nails do not fit, etc. so many errors that should be corrected. You were noticed them if you print you own models
this was a terrible build. So frustrated to throw in the trash. Fitment was terrible with my resin printer. Im no longer going to print complicated builds. They are not worth it.
We are head over heels excited that this strikingly detailed T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine appealed to you and has put an end to your long search!😉With such a lucky finding of the craved model for 3D printing, you should definitely exploit the running campaigns on Gambody and have the most pleasurable purchasing experience. So in case you are new to our marketplace, you can easily benefit from our offer for newbies since “New Customers Double Exclusive” allows you to have up to 30% off and also 50% of credits back to your account at a time. The offer applies to up to nine items in your shopping cart, dive into details here: www.gambody.com/blog/new-customers-double-exclusive/. For more information, feel free to get in touch with us either via messages on Facebook (facebook.com/Gambody) or email us at support@gambody.com.👍
Thank you for stopping by and for revealing your interest in the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine. Your attention to the model’s design and general outlook is appreciated, and we are grateful for your mindful comment regarding the connection of the model’s part. The author of the model indeed was creating the model from scratch, basically deriving inspiration from the iconic robot, yet without aiming to create the very exact duplicate. Either way, we appreciate your observant comment and will make sure to redirect your note to the model’s author for investigation. In case you have any questions, feel free to contact us at support@gambody.com or send a message via Facebook.🙂
Hi guys, assembling it right now and as You said... parts dont fit, led eyes ? maybe if You cut 50 % away... I was hoping for good model and now it will be luck if I done it.... FMD printers
We’re delighted to know you favour the exquisitely designed T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine, although you find it quite challenging in terms of the needed work. Well, the model’s adaptation to 3D printing underwent a thorough investigation to ensure that each hobbyist will receive a detailed and articulated Endoskeleton model once it is 3D printed. Besides, thanks to its intricate design, you can rotate the model’s head, wrist, hips, as well as twirl its elbows, knees and even fingers.👍That being said, let us assure you that taking up such a project is surely worth all the time, effort and attention. Besides, you can check out the way the printed model looks and also inquire about its details in our Facebook group. Take a closer look at a stunning T-800 Endoskeleton printing project here: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1184321535365114/. For more information, feel free to contact us at support@gambody.com or via Facebook messages.🤗
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Thanks for stopping by and for revealing your interest in the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine.👍The model’s level of detail indeed can dazzle you at once, yet as soon as you get to see the finished 3D prints, you will surely fall in love with this model. You can easily check it out and take a look at some stunning T-800 Endoskeleton 3D printing projects: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1193225097808091/, facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1184321535365114/. In case you want to befriend such a mate and 3D print it, make sure to grab this model at a lower price, making the most of the currently running campaigns: www.gambody.com/campaigns. For more information, don’t hesitate to reach out to our representatives at support@gambody.com or via Facebook messages. 🤗
Hello, Thank you for your interest in our T-800 Endoskeleton model! We appreciate your question about its size. The T-800 Endoskeleton model is designed with a chosen scale of 1:4 for both FFF/FDM and DLP/SLA/SLS versions. All models available on our marketplace are designed to be high-poly, which allows them to be printed even at 1:1 scale. In fact, we've had some customers on our Facebook community who have successfully printed life-size versions of the T-800 Endoskeleton. If you're curious to see their impressive prints, we invite you to join our Facebook community and check out the examples: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583 Please feel free to explore our website for more details on how to obtain the STL file for the T-800 Endoskeleton model. We appreciate your interest and look forward to seeing your own 3D-printed masterpiece!
This model was a nightmare. Printed everything out on my anycubic mono x and fitment was not good. Not worth the frustration. Feel terrible to throw this project in the trash.
We are deeply sorry to know that you had such struggles with your 3D print! We can confirm that our team has test printed both versions of the T-800 Endoskeleton model in filament and resin, and both versions assembled well with only some slight sanding needed. We have also double-checked the design of the model and can confirm that the clearances in it are optimal for the assembly to be sturdy, while looser clearances would result in wobbly joints and connectors. It is possible that some printing defects, such as warping or insufficient curing, or material shrinkage got in the way of your project. And if you would need any pieces of advice or help with improving your 3D printing results, we welcome you to reach out to us at support@gambody.com for assistance! Also, we would like to note that we are planning to release a more static version of the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine for SLA printing that would comprise less assembly parts and require less printing time. If you would be interested in that, we will gladly notify you upon the new version’s release. Please, let us know if there is anything we could help you out with!
@@jirijiri6355 Hello! We are truly sorry to know you’ve encountered any difficulties working on your T-800 3D printing project. Let us assure you that our Support Team is always ready to assist you regarding any difficulty you might have encountered during your Gambody 3D printing project. Hence, kindly, please specify what printing recommendation you went for with your T-800 printing project, and let us know whether you changed the parts’ orientation. Also, it would be great if you could send more images of the problematic parts as well as connectors at support@gambody.com. Meanwhile, you can have a look at some T-800 3D printing projects by other enthusiasts who obtained successful results in our FB group @Gambody - 3D Printing Community: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1227570041040263/ facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1448662212264377/
I got this 2 years ago but finally making it. Instead of 18 inchs tall I am making mine 9inches tall. How I did it is that I prebuilt the hand connected to the arm with pistons and same for the feet and legs. I used curas grouping. Turning out great and going faster than before when it was full scale.
We admire your creativity and can't wait to see how your 9-inch tall T-800 Endoskeleton figure turns out! Feel free to join our Facebook community and share your print with us: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583. It's an excellent platform to connect with other 3D printing enthusiasts, showcase your prints, and share valuable insights. Cheers!
Hello. I'm assembling this for a third party person that got the model for me, and it's a mix of cleverness and disastrous decisions.
So many faulty mechanisms like the Wrist and the shoulder engines hooks are rounded where it should be squared to avoid spin. The Wrists have a ball joint but it's useless as the rest of the joints are not flexible. The arms have a square joint where it should be as the Shoulder-Bicep mechanism. This model is definitively not designed for FDM printing AT ALL.
THe nails do not fit, etc. so many errors that should be corrected. You were noticed them if you print you own models
this was a terrible build. So frustrated to throw in the trash. Fitment was terrible with my resin printer. Im no longer going to print complicated builds. They are not worth it.
duuude finally, i've been waiting for this
We are head over heels excited that this strikingly detailed T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine appealed to you and has put an end to your long search!😉With such a lucky finding of the craved model for 3D printing, you should definitely exploit the running campaigns on Gambody and have the most pleasurable purchasing experience. So in case you are new to our marketplace, you can easily benefit from our offer for newbies since “New Customers Double Exclusive” allows you to have up to 30% off and also 50% of credits back to your account at a time. The offer applies to up to nine items in your shopping cart, dive into details here: www.gambody.com/blog/new-customers-double-exclusive/.
For more information, feel free to get in touch with us either via messages on Facebook (facebook.com/Gambody) or email us at support@gambody.com.👍
@@Gambody_com holy crap didn't expect for you to mention as well in here oh my gosh 😵😮
10:36 That's wrong, the clavicle connects at the top of the sternum.
Thank you for stopping by and for revealing your interest in the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine. Your attention to the model’s design and general outlook is appreciated, and we are grateful for your mindful comment regarding the connection of the model’s part. The author of the model indeed was creating the model from scratch, basically deriving inspiration from the iconic robot, yet without aiming to create the very exact duplicate. Either way, we appreciate your observant comment and will make sure to redirect your note to the model’s author for investigation. In case you have any questions, feel free to contact us at support@gambody.com or send a message via Facebook.🙂
Hi guys,
assembling it right now and as You said... parts dont fit, led eyes ? maybe if You cut 50 % away... I was hoping for good model and now it will be luck if I done it.... FMD printers
mamna mia,que maravilla,pero mucho trabajo
We’re delighted to know you favour the exquisitely designed T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine, although you find it quite challenging in terms of the needed work. Well, the model’s adaptation to 3D printing underwent a thorough investigation to ensure that each hobbyist will receive a detailed and articulated Endoskeleton model once it is 3D printed. Besides, thanks to its intricate design, you can rotate the model’s head, wrist, hips, as well as twirl its elbows, knees and even fingers.👍That being said, let us assure you that taking up such a project is surely worth all the time, effort and attention. Besides, you can check out the way the printed model looks and also inquire about its details in our Facebook group. Take a closer look at a stunning T-800 Endoskeleton printing project here: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1184321535365114/.
For more information, feel free to contact us at support@gambody.com or via Facebook messages.🤗
Gambody in my countray not working where can i buy this model??
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valeu mano
Thanks for stopping by and for revealing your interest in the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine.👍The model’s level of detail indeed can dazzle you at once, yet as soon as you get to see the finished 3D prints, you will surely fall in love with this model. You can easily check it out and take a look at some stunning T-800 Endoskeleton 3D printing projects:
facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1193225097808091/,
facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1184321535365114/.
In case you want to befriend such a mate and 3D print it, make sure to grab this model at a lower price, making the most of the currently running campaigns: www.gambody.com/campaigns.
For more information, don’t hesitate to reach out to our representatives at support@gambody.com or via Facebook messages. 🤗
How big is it?
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in our T-800 Endoskeleton model! We appreciate your question about its size. The T-800 Endoskeleton model is designed with a chosen scale of 1:4 for both FFF/FDM and DLP/SLA/SLS versions.
All models available on our marketplace are designed to be high-poly, which allows them to be printed even at 1:1 scale. In fact, we've had some customers on our Facebook community who have successfully printed life-size versions of the T-800 Endoskeleton. If you're curious to see their impressive prints, we invite you to join our Facebook community and check out the examples: facebook.com/groups/183216945475583
Please feel free to explore our website for more details on how to obtain the STL file for the T-800 Endoskeleton model. We appreciate your interest and look forward to seeing your own 3D-printed masterpiece!
Wow that’s crazy for it to be 18 inches
This model was a nightmare. Printed everything out on my anycubic mono x and fitment was not good. Not worth the frustration. Feel terrible to throw this project in the trash.
We are deeply sorry to know that you had such struggles with your 3D print! We can confirm that our team has test printed both versions of the T-800 Endoskeleton model in filament and resin, and both versions assembled well with only some slight sanding needed. We have also double-checked the design of the model and can confirm that the clearances in it are optimal for the assembly to be sturdy, while looser clearances would result in wobbly joints and connectors.
It is possible that some printing defects, such as warping or insufficient curing, or material shrinkage got in the way of your project. And if you would need any pieces of advice or help with improving your 3D printing results, we welcome you to reach out to us at support@gambody.com for assistance!
Also, we would like to note that we are planning to release a more static version of the T-800 Endoskeleton 3D Printing Figurine for SLA printing that would comprise less assembly parts and require less printing time. If you would be interested in that, we will gladly notify you upon the new version’s release.
Please, let us know if there is anything we could help you out with!
@@Gambody_com Guys, even gun parts dont fit... and thats start
@@jirijiri6355 Hello! We are truly sorry to know you’ve encountered any difficulties working on your T-800 3D printing project. Let us assure you that our Support Team is always ready to assist you regarding any difficulty you might have encountered during your Gambody 3D printing project. Hence, kindly, please specify what printing recommendation you went for with your T-800 printing project, and let us know whether you changed the parts’ orientation. Also, it would be great if you could send more images of the problematic parts as well as connectors at support@gambody.com.
Meanwhile, you can have a look at some T-800 3D printing projects by other enthusiasts who obtained successful results in our FB group @Gambody - 3D Printing Community:
facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1227570041040263/
facebook.com/groups/183216945475583/posts/1448662212264377/