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X-Wing with LEDs and rotating R2-D2 head

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  • 00_base.stl
  • 01_base_floor.stl
  • 02_base_latch.stl
  • 03_holder.stl
  • 04_helperstand.stl
  • 05_body_bottom_front.stl
  • 06_body_bottom_back.stl
  • 07_body_top_front_print.stl
  • 08_body_top_back_print.stl
  • 10_body_back.stl
  • 11_wing_open.stl
  • 12_wing_1.stl
  • 13_wing_2.stl
  • 14_wing_3.stl
  • 15_JetBig_open.stl
  • 16_JetBig_Details.stl
  • 17_JetBig_closed_1.stl
  • 18_JetBig_closed_3.stl
  • 19_JetBig_closed_2.stl
  • 20_JetBig_Details_2_4x.stl
  • 21_JetBig_Details_2_holder_1.stl
  • 22_JetBig_Details_2_holder_2.stl
  • 23_JetBig_Details_2_holder_3.stl
  • 24_JetSmall_open.stl
  • 25_JetSmall_closed_3x.stl
  • 26_gun_2_open.stl
  • 27_gun_2_open_detail.stl
  • 28_gun_2_closed_2x_normal_and_1x_mirrored.stl
  • 29_gun_front_4x.stl
  • 30_gun_back_open_cap_4x.stl
  • 31_inner_holder.stl
  • 32_interior_module_1.stl
  • 33_interior_module_2.stl
  • 34_interior_module_3.stl
  • 35_leg_front.stl
  • 36_cockpit.stl
  • 37_pedals_print.stl
  • 38_seat.stl
  • 39_rocketholder.stl
  • 40_Rocket_4x.stl
  • 41_r2d2 holder.stl
  • 42_r2d2 holder_cap.stl
  • 43_r2d2_bottom.stl
  • 44_r2d2_top.stl
  • 45_r2d2 gear.stl
  • 46_moduleback.stl
  • 47_Cockpit_hood.stl
  • 9_tip.stl
  • Arduino_Code_XWing_by_LayerLux3D.zip
    • XWing_by_LayerLux3D.ino
  • Instruction_XWing_LayerLux3D_V_1_1.pdf

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Last update 2023-08-14 at 21:00
Publication date 2023-08-01 at 10:10
Design number 1356182
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ilpepe_
ilpepe_

Great model! What's the build plate dimension needed?

LayerLux3D
LayerLux3D

Thank you!
I believe I printed it on my Ender 3 at that time (220x220)
Not sure if it would fit the Minis. But you can still split a model in half in the slicer and glue it together if it does not fit.
bzowk
bzowk

Hey! Great model as usual. Already printed about 1/4 of it via SLA. Couple of questions so far, please...
1. The Motor: Docs list N20 Micro Gear Motor and provides measurements. See a lot of options about that size, though. What RPM & voltage do you use? Lionk would be helpful if possible. :)
2. Fiber-optic Cable: Are you using a stripped 1.6mm networking patch cable or something different? I couldn't find anything like it which wasn't something like this.
Thanks!

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LayerLux3D
LayerLux3D

Thank you very much!
https://www.ebay.de/itm/354340966857 it is the Size A with 40RPM. I use 5V.
https://www.ebay.de/itm/304993115055 use the 1.5 mm Fiber-Optic Cable
Sorry for the German eBay links. Hope it still helps.

LayerLux3D
LayerLux3D

Here are also AliExpress links:
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005002310465693.html
https://de.aliexpress.com/item/32668780666.html

bzowk
bzowk

Awesome - thanks!

bzowk
bzowk

OK, another question please. For the bank of 7 blue LEDs, there are 5 connections to the Arduino as 4 of the LEDs are paired.
Your diagram has 300 ohm resistors for each of the 5 connections. Shouldn't the 2 pair use 150 ohm resistors instead so that the brightness remains constant across all 7 or is that by design? Thanks!

LayerLux3D
LayerLux3D

No, not 300 ohms for 5 connections but 300 ohms for every LED (7) one. Because there are in parallel, the voltage is 5V on each LED, so every LED needs 300 Ohm. That way, all LEDs get 16,666.. mA. If you use 150 Ohms, you will deliver 33,333.. mA to four of the small LEDs. Not sure if they would survive that for long...

bzowk
bzowk

Ahh - didn't catch they were in parallel - ok, thanks

bzowk
bzowk

Unless I missed something (again), it seems that for 28_gun_2_closed_3x I found that one of the three has to be mirrored or the rear of it doesn't match the wing's profile (wing #2 I think).

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LayerLux3D
LayerLux3D

You are right! Sorry for that. I'll fix it later in the evening.

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