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3D Printed Airframe
Thanks for the input. What about 3D printing with aluminum? Say a BD-4C frame, wings, and skin? No bolts or rivets would be needed so I would think it would have great aerodynamic properties. Again, I'm just looking for pros and cons of my idea. I'm sure that if I built a printer and the...- aharonwe
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3D Printed Airframe
What about 3D printing with aluminum? Say a BD-4C frame, wings, and skin? No bolts or rivets would be needed so I would think it would have great aerodynamic properties. Again, I'm just looking for pros and cons of my idea. I'm sure that if I built a printer and the materials are strong enough...- aharonwe
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- Forum: Composites
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3D Printed Airframe
I have been thinking about building a Cozy Mark IV and, also being a bit of a techie, have been noticing the capabilities of 3D printing technology. There are plans for 3D printers with relatively large dimensions (5' high printing capacity, although the width leaves a bit to be desired), for...- aharonwe
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- 3d cozy print rutan
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