Huge Building block Forklift
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400% upscaled building block forklift, with working lift arm and rolling wheels. For use as a toy or display model.
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400% upscaled forklift model for playing or as a display piece.
Instructions:
In the attached files you will find the "Assembly instructions" this is a detailed document explaining how all the different components should be put together. I also created a handy checklist to keep track of how far along you are in acquiring all the parts.
I would recommend you start with reading the "Assembly instructions".
Expectation management:
Before you start printing this model it is important to know the following things.
You will need to source the remaining brick models on the internet. I would recommend checking out https://www.printables.com/@thall72. The "Parts check list” will show you what bricks you need and how many.
The model requires a lot of hardware to put together. Unless you have most stuff laying around expect to pay around 30 euros in hardware.
For the model to work you need to have the tools required for cutting, drilling and tapping steel shafts. You also need to file down some aluminum parts.
You need a screwdriver with a flexible shaft (like the one found in Ifixit kit).
Some sanding of edges and drilling of holes is required to make the bricks snap together nicely and for the bolts to fit.
Please don't see this as a discouragement, but as a good thing to keep in the back of your mind while doing this project.
Recommendations for a remix:
It would be awesome If you love the model so much that you want to pick up where I left off. I would recommend that the following improvements are made to the model (but it is of course up to you to decide).
Significantly reduce the amount of hardware required
Better tolerances and optimization to reduce the amount of post processing
Printable minifigure driver
Cargo container accessory like the ones in set 10159
RC?!
Filament and printer settings:
To print this model I used 20 percent infill. Most of the parts require supports. It is recommended to add brims to prevent warping on large surface area parts. If a part might not fit on your build plate orient it diagonally for a little bit of extra space.
Good luck printing and don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions!