Improved and FULLY articulated AT-TE Extra Detail Remix²
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The first AT-TE I found said it was articulated, but either they were lying or they forgot to upload half the pieces. The second AT-TE I found was more detailed than the first, but it had its own funny set of issues and still was not articulated. So, I took it upon myself to make one that was fully articulated via TinkerCad.
DISCLAIMER: This thing is a bit of a work in progress. My printing capabilities are a bit limited at the moment. Some stuff might print badly. Will take feedback and make adjustments!
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Ultimaker
Printer:
S5
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2 mm
Infill:
15%
Filament: Idk lmao PLA Grey
Notes:
The clone was made with a resin printer. He's not articulated, sadly.
Articulation Assembly
I figured this would be obvious, but I will explain anyway. The way I articulated it was just by making cylinders that fit the holes in it very tightly, so it would be a sort of rigid positioning you could do. Don't worry, I didn't eyeball it.
If a joint turns out to be too loose, put a layer or two of masking tape/painter's tape around the cylinder and jam it back in so it's tighter. If one turns out to be too tight or stiff (unlikely) some light sand paper work will do the trick.The "chassis leg socket thing" or whatever I called it attaches to the underside of the chassis, and the cup shaped half of one of the small leg pieces should fit into it snugly. Be careful where you are putting this; make sure there's enough room to attach the piece onto it after gluing.
Here's what needs gluing:
- The small cylinders with half a small octagon sticking out the back, you slide that into the fork-looking part and glue it (this goes for both leg types).
- The chassis leg socket thing is glued onto the chassis, as mentioned earlier.
- The cannon socket thing is glued onto the top of the walker on the obvious circle.
No other articulated bits need glue, the snug fits should do the trick of holding them in place.
Everything else that needs gluing is hopefully fairly obvious.
This image was taken before I actually printed the joints in their articulated format (front two legs and cannon are through).
This image was taken before I actually printed the joints in their articulated format (front two legs and cannon are through).
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