I modified to attach to a Meccano set. worked a treat though supports were challenging to remove.

printed perfectly thank you

awesome little guys

This was an easy print and it looked fantastic! Printed with AMS and in one piece.

the small part needed to be glued and the balance isn't perfect, but my best effort kept it running for 71 seconds.

not a fan of gluing so I stacked the parts and printed vertically. turned out well.

This was by far the biggest and most complex 3D print project I've undertaken, and yet mine is only 22x10. Printing on an A1 Mini makes it more challenging with far more plates! PRO: it was fun to see it all come together, the instructions are insanely detailed and I thank the author so much for sharing them. CONS: The calculations in the 180x180 file resulted with a lot of wasted spare parts, mostly seams. The side backing border lengths were wrong and I needed to make new parts. ADVICE * Resize inserts and backing triangles to 99.5% otherwise they will be problematic to insert. I didn't realize this until after printing all triangles and they are all bendy. * install your inserts BEFORE installing the backing border. * Don't choose a size that results in the diamond-shaped bottom row, it makes for a flimsy design.

Awesome print. didn't change a thing.

perfect print.

As someone else said, it is a little troublesome as it presses the button on the machine by default. funny that I came back to find my grinder ground a bunch of coffee in my absence!. I tried remixing it with some extra space under the button but then in order to press it I needed to much force. Ultimately I went back to the original model here and bent the legs out a bit by hand so it didn't hit the button and I'm now happy.

beautiful design. like all cases I print I turned on avoid crossing faces (200mm) and used zero z hop in filament settings. this time used arcane walls to reduce travel even further. ultimately I aim for as low travel movement as possible and the quality comes out close to perfect

great reels, very strong. I made a small window to see the filament, which not only reduced material and print time, but looks better too

I made my own print profile and it came out absolutely immaculate first time, not a string in sight, not a single flaw. the changes below result in nearly no wasted travels. printed on A1 mini * scaled up to 120% * archane wall * avoid crossing walls (200mm) * turned off z-axis hope in filament settings * seam behind (tower immediately behind the seam) used all bambu matte filaments.

The print was great quality, however I was mistakenly under the impression that the model would fit the official Duplo tractor set, which I assume this was designed to replicate. If you look at the photos, the rear of the chassis hits the wheel covers when used with the official tractor wheel base and needs to be about 3mm higher. Thanks for sharing though, my son wanted a blue tractor top and he got it :)

love it! the saw does not last long though

went well with my construction theme cake.

This is awesome thank you! base printed PETG, the rest in PLA

resized and still came out perfect for my dry boxes.

printed a different colour combo to your profile. AMS with object printing. my son is collecting all the tractor brand tags, thank you.

are #1 and #7 in your picture (the last two in my picture) the same?