I'm not sure how this will work.
Three D printing forms used will fiberglass.
My thinking is using the same way of construction that I used with My Thames Barge Col
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I'm not sure how this will work.
Three D printing forms used will fiberglass.
My thinking is using the same way of construction that I used with My Thames Barge Col
This puffer project is a tad on the experimental side, it may work then yet again there is a chance it wont Col
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Alessandro I used the same method (not 100% the same) that I'm thinking of for my Thames Barge, the choice of materials so much different today , 3D printing , foam spray, than I had all those years ago ,anyway as I say only time will tell Col
So, it's on the back burner as the old saying goes.
While I can get my head around mixing the formats.
In the meantime, I will devote my energy into the first puffer Col
So, it's on the back burner as the old saying goes.
While I can get my head around mixing the formats.
In the meantime, I will devote my energy into the first puffer Col
