N scale Hydrogen storage tank with radiators

[GGNInNScale]

I designed a hydrogen storage tank like I had at one of my companies. I printed it in a Mono2 without supports- printed fine at 40um steps, standard resin. Will put some paint on it, then a logo, and take some pictures. The file is in TinkerCad, open for use. Please no commercial use per TinkerCad rules.

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bsmuSC457LF-hydrogen-tank-with-radiators

 

[GuilfordRailman]

I designed a hydrogen storage tank like I had at one of my companies. I printed it in a Mono2 without supports- printed fine at 40um steps, standard resin. Will put some paint on it, then a logo, and take some pictures. The file is in TinkerCad, open for use. Please no commercial use per TinkerCad rules.

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bsmuSC457LF-hydrogen-tank-with-radiators

Looks great! I really want to have a go at TinkerCad. I’m planning on getting a 3D printer and trying it out for my next build.

 

[migalyto]

Looks great! I really want to have a go at TinkerCad. I’m planning on getting a 3D printer and trying it out for my next build.

I've really debated this too! The home 3D printing has come so far over the past few years that its almost a necessity at this point, and its going to get even better as time goes on.

 

[GGNInNScale]

My students at university worked on a variety of filament, powder plastic and powder metal, and resin printers. I finally bit the bullet last year. Have had a lot of fun designing stuff.

 

[GuilfordRailman]

I've really debated this too! The home 3D printing has come so far over the past few years that its almost a necessity at this point, and its going to get even better as time goes on.

I’ve been more and more impressed with the new models of printers and quality of a lot of these 3D prints I’ve seen. Definitely worth it!