Max The robot based off of inmoov

Autiboy

USA

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The robot max is based off of inmoov and I 3d printed everything on him.  This is my first 3d printed robot.  Also the ear was the first part i ever modified in freecad.

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That's pretty good for being your firsts 3d printed robot! What 3d printer do you use?

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Lol! That video is hilarious and very well done! Thanks for sharing @Nallycat

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@Jeremie  Thanks Jer, I hope other Synthiam members see it, I can't believe the amount of work they did, maybe some inmoov's are just shells but still it would be a massive task.  my inmoov Brucee wants to start a band. I told him if makes money at this I get a share. Brucee may be getting a glossy finish. when I get back. I think he will be getting a skull cap like Audiboy's inmoov/

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@DJ Sures I am using the Creality Cr10s Pro.

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@Nallycat good job I like how smooth the inmooov is.

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                                                                                                  @Autiboy I am not sure wht the White paint they use is but it is very shiny and very white maybe automobile paint with a clearcoat. sprayed on. I once saw 3D printed objects finished to a smooth gloss surface. They used dry wall compound. which is actually acrylic based. put on in layers and sanded between layers. it is easy to sand. you keep adding layers until it is very smooth. final layers wet sanded. with wet and dry 400 grit sandpaper. spray 2 coats of automobile primer sanded between coats and then 2 color coats of white automotive paint then a coat of 2 part clearcoat sprayed. lots of work but worth the effort.   The picture is my Inmoov Bruce-e  you know like Wall-e.  sorry about the picture being sideways you put the picture in correct and synthiam always turns the pictures.

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@Nallycat I love it what kind of printer are you using?  What kind of flament?  Are you using ez-b's and if you are how man and what kind?  I love the Inmoov Bruce-e.  Good job.