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Outstanding! The edges are very well concealed! What type/weight of paper did you use? Ron Caudillo

This is GREAT! And I do enjoy seeing your wonderful improvements! My skills are limited so I like seeing the models taken to the next level (in your case many levels :)). Really enjoyed this and will be anxiously looking for more! Ron Caudillo

Well I certainly do appreciate your interest and your work that you share with the forum. I'm sure most member will reiterate the same!

Happy Birthday! I've on;y got 2 months to go! Ron Caudillo

On a last minute business trip, I was in the neighborhood and got to have dinner with Raven Blaack and his wonderful wife! He's one tall guy! Ron Caudillo

The alignment looks spot on! Fantastic job!

I have AutoCad 2002 that can open 3DS files (unfortunately not MAX...Waaaa). I can save to DWG or DXF. I agree with Zathros, really only willing to help those (like yourself Bazooka Jo) that give back. Love your work! Ron Caudillo

Sorry for late comments. Thanks for sharing photos of your excellent build. LOVE the largeer size, I hope everything still fits right. Looking forward to seeing this beast finished! Best Regards, Ron Caudillo

I've been very busy lately with business travel. I'm out to a customer every week, flying out Sunday and returning home on Saturday; not much time at home or free time. I need to check the status of all of the downloads of my models on this forum and ensure they are available. Ron Caudillo

Good info Zathros! Thanks. Ron Caudillo

Yes and it prints threads quite well. It does not use filament, instead it is a nylon based material, flexible (for thin parts) yet tough and very strong. One of the guys project parts was a hand crank mechanism. Ron Caudillo

I wasn't able to include a Babylon 5 Starfury, the other students project took up the remaining space. :( Ron Caudillo

This printer uses jet fusion technology rather than laser or extrusion. Basically, a "bucket" is layered with powdered material, each layer will have a fusing agent "print" the part(s) cross section for that layer and then a heat lamp fuses the layer where the agent was applied. This process...

Hi all, I will be completing service training for an HP industrial 3D printer tomorrow. It uses powdered material (a type of nylon), applied in layers and a fusing agent to "print" onto each layer for the part you are building. Many parts can be made simultaneously in this printer. In our...

Just did, verified it can be downloaded. I'll need to check my other designs in the Resources section to verify everything is still good. Ron Caudillo

Thanks for the posts! Looking forward to seeing your build! I have attached the assembly instructions for you. Just so you know, I have updated the Enterprise model with the colors recently identified by the Smithsonian during the restoration of the firming model. I should have updates...

In some of our states, fireworks are illegal to purchase or are severely restricted to what can be bought or possessed (not that it really stops anyone...lol). Other states allow you you to purchase quite a variety of them from multi-shot mini cannons to firecrackers. The novelty fireworks...

I wouldn't consider it "bad". My models tend to be "close enough", can never get it 100% due to the limitations of paper anyway. I for one, have always wanted one! Ron Caudillo

Here is what the downloaded pattern will resemble when built:

Here is what the downloaded pattern will build: