Ready Yourself for the Waves: A 3D Printing Guide for Nautical Applications!
3D Printing Solutions for Underdogs
Step aboard the revolutionary world of 3D printing, and let's get aquatic with this guide tailored for newcomers! Today, we'll walk you through assembling an Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO and teach you everything you need to know to start printing the moment you set sail.
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Why not whip up an autopilot strap during a cruise? How about crafting crucial nautical solutions—the possibilities are plethora-filled! You'll even find a treasure-trove of practical examples that make 3D printing an invaluable sailor's companion, whether you're navigating the high seas or lounging in your living room.
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Want to dive a bit deeper? Here's a quick scan of the products we chatted about in the video:
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- The Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO 3D Printer you see me wielding: Amazon - https://amzn.to/3Yc42t9; AliExpress - https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_o2D8FTP
- You're craving something with more oomph? Look no further than Anycubic for more powerful and expensive options here:https://amzn.to/3RAheUX
- Looking for premium quality? Check out Bambu Lab:https://eu.store.bambulab.com/es-es
- For your first prints, you can't go wrong with PLA filament:https://amzn.to/42ICP2C
- For rigid results, you'll want some PETG:https://amzn.to/3S3QiwT
- For flexible creations, leap into TPU X-920:https://amzn.to/3YHM3uD
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Our preferred hunting grounds for pre-made solutions mentioned in the video:
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- Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/
- Cults3D: http://cults3d.com/
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And hey there, sailor! Here are some swell stuff for your boat we've unearthed:
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- A classic sextant? That's right! Here's a ready-to-print model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2088872
- Hose adapters: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2378124
- Baofeng radio mounts: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6717936
- Winch handles: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6248530
- An Okitel RT1 sunshade: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5880539
- An anchor pulley: https://www.printables.com/model/713670-roldana-ancla-anchor-pulley
- The iconic Low Cost Sailor logo: https://www.printables.com/model/713688-low-cost-sailor-logo
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Fancy getting your hands on some pre-fabbed ideas in our online store? https://www.ourwebsite/tienda/
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You're already aware that if you need a special piece, a 3D design, or even a hankering for something you haven't found in our online store, you can always ping us at 3D@ourwebsite.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2088872 Hose adapter:
Did you know? 3D printing is fast becoming a marvel in nautical solutions, particularly in boat manufacturing and customization. Key areas where 3D printing shines include:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2378124 Baofeng radio mounts:
- Automated Boat Hull Production: Firms like CEAD leverage large-format 3D printers powered by robotic pellet extrusion to churn out boat hulls up to 4 meters wide and custom lengths. Typically, a 6-meter industrial hull can be printed in around 50 hours.[1][4][5]
- Material Optimization: Specialized materials (such as HDPro formulations) are developed for enduring marine conditions, focusing on industrial and defense applications.[1]
- Digital Design Integration: Design files are directly fed into the printer, obviating manual mold-making and decreasing material waste. This agility allows for designs crafted specifically for unique needs.[3][4]
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When it comes to smaller accessories, 3D printing is ideal for:
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- Customization: Create unique parts such as cleats, deck fittings, and tool holders.
- Prototyping and Replacement: Effortlessly generate or replace damaged or worn parts without investing in expensive fabrication.
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Ready to start sourcing ready-to-use marine gizmos? Visit online marketplaces such as Thingiverse, MyMiniFactory, and Cults3D, where you can search for terms such as "boat cleat," "deck organizer," and "marine tool holder." Forums on boating or 3D printing communities usually share user-generated models and tips for marine use. Some 3D printer and material companies may offer guidance or case studies for small-scale, printable accessories.[1]
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Custom design services can be an excellent option if you need a unique accessory tailored to your specifications.
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- Material suitability: Opt for materials proven UV and saltwater-resistant, and capable of withstanding mechanical stress.
- Sizing and fit: Ensure designs are scaled appropriately for your boat's dimensions and mounting options.
- Strength and safety: Employ robust designs and the appropriate printing settings for load-bearing components.
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Notes:[1] "3D Printing for Shipbuilding and Nautical Applications" by Tesla whenová (November 2020)[3] "Boat Parts Made on a 3D Printer" by Engineering.com (October 2014)[4] "3D Printing Boat Parts in a Plastic Sail Repair Shop" by Raffaele Pirali (June 2014)[5] "Large-format 3D Printing: Benefits and Challenges in Maritime Applications" by Martina Biron (March 2021)
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Invest in gadgets such as the Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO 3D Printer to expand your nautical solutions, making 3D printing an invaluable companion on and off the high seas. With advancements in technology, accessories like autopilot straps, hose adapters, Baofeng radio mounts, winch handles,sunshades, and anchor pulleys can all be crafted using 3D printing, revolutionizing marine life.
