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Cox Engine of The Month
Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
getback wrote:Cool deal are the cly screwed on ? if so I would be crazy enough to try and start on (with just a prime) (tight fit cyl. piston?) I could not stand it after the build , just me . getback
would the ball socket joint fail ? if you did or would it just blow to pieces
also you should encase one in lock tight!
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
also for it to run it needs good seals nothing teflon tape and super glue can fix !
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
jmcalata does it have compression? or zilch ? or a tiny bit?
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
Hi Eric & Greg, this plastic model it´s not funtional engine, only rotate, poor compression.
Here with the home made stand.
You can always improve
Here with the home made stand.
You can always improve
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
That's a nice engine and a stand too!
These plastic engines would be great for "retired" planes that are still displayed. They often look sort of sad without engines, but with these, painted in black and bright silver, and with a "real" propeller, they would look a lot better.
These plastic engines would be great for "retired" planes that are still displayed. They often look sort of sad without engines, but with these, painted in black and bright silver, and with a "real" propeller, they would look a lot better.
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
I have a great idea! you could use it for bonnet ornament with a power pod put a prop on it. because there is no compression the prop will turn it over as you drive along.
it will look like this
then everyone knows your a cox addict
it will look like this
then everyone knows your a cox addict
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
wow that is beautiful:Djmcalata wrote:Yes Greg, like Hispano Suiza cars made here.
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
cox24711 wrote:I have a great idea! you could use it for bonnet ornament with a power pod put a prop on it. because there is no compression the prop will turn it over as you drive along.
it will look like this
then everyone knows your a cox addict
Yes. Any problems.
jmcalata
I see you've painted models . I have more than 6.400 km (4.000 miles) to view the net ...
very good jmcalata
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
Read the story ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispano-Suiza
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispano-Suiza
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
Those engines and stands turned out really nice! I agree, they would be perfect for display models. The stands would be nice to display real engines on.
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
jacob don't forget to pop it on your pickup truck !
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
cox24711 wrote:jacob don't forget to pop it on your pickup truck !
I'd use a real engine with the piston removed so the propeller spins as you drive along.
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
The engines and stands tuned out real good , kilimon man that's a lot of flying miles RC/ FF and UC in there ? Eric
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Tee dee .040
3D Printer really made a good job at small Tee dee .049
The small rod adjust perfectly into ball joint piston ... click !!!
Compare size behind Tee dee .15
The small rod adjust perfectly into ball joint piston ... click !!!
Compare size behind Tee dee .15
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
you should put the cad files on outerzone!
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stl files
Hi Greg
There are not cad files, only stl files for 3D printer software.
Original files
https://grabcad.com/library/cox-tee-dee-motor
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1384495/#files
logo
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1379326
Stand
http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=cox+engine&sa=
There are not cad files, only stl files for 3D printer software.
Original files
https://grabcad.com/library/cox-tee-dee-motor
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1384495/#files
logo
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1379326
Stand
http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=cox+engine&sa=
Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
thanks mate! I should print some out!
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Re: Modeling COX engines with 3D Printer
holy cow ! they look great!
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