The Association of Model Submariners.

Would you like to react to this message? Create an account in a few clicks or log in to continue.

* THE FORUM FOR ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN BUILDING AND OPERATING MODEL SUBMARINES *



Join the AMS - Registered Forum users can become members of the AMS and it's free ...... To join send an email with your name , address and phone number to amstreasure@googlemail.com


For further details of any free events shown here also see the "Shows and Events" section on the forum

*2021 AND SOME EVENTS ARE BEING PROPOSED. Keep them coming and let us know the details! (amstreasure@googlemail.com)

;
;:;


Model Sub Weekend, 28th, 29th August. Bluewater Parkway, Greenhithe, DA9 9

Bournville Sub Day. Sept 2021 is looking likely. More details TBA.

Barrow in Furness Regatta and Sub day. Maybe in Sept 2021. Details TBA.

Who is online?

In total there are 3 users online :: 0 Registered, 0 Hidden and 3 Guests :: 2 Bots

None


Most users ever online was 180 on Tue Nov 05, 2019 6:03 am

Latest topics

» GRP end caps
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyTue Jul 20, 2021 9:31 am by david f

» WW2 mini sub build
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyTue Jul 20, 2021 9:15 am by david f

» Good 3D beginner's tutorial
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyFri Jul 16, 2021 3:14 pm by david f

» Looking for drawings and instructions for Hegi U-25 Kit
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyThu Jul 15, 2021 1:25 am by Telusboats

» Merit 1/35 X craft
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyTue Jul 13, 2021 3:54 am by tsenecal

» UHF radio control for submarines (openLRS, LoRa, FSK etc. on 458Mhz and 433Mhz )
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyMon Jul 05, 2021 10:43 am by david f

» The workings of a sheer line submarine
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyWed Jun 30, 2021 9:03 am by subkraft

» Bonjour from France.
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyMon Jun 28, 2021 1:43 pm by Tobyledog

» Underwater navigation using UHF ?
1/45 3D-printed Submarine project EmptyFri Jun 25, 2021 5:46 pm by SimonH

Search

 
 

Display results as :
 

Rechercher Advanced Search

Most Viewed Topics

UHF radio control for submarines (openLRS, LoRa, FSK etc. on 458Mhz and 433Mhz )
Piston Ballast Systems
Moebius Skipjack
Engel U177 IX D2
CSS HUNLEY
Revell 1:72 VIIC u-boat
CSS PIONEER
New project - USS Nautilus
Skipjack.part 2
John Robinson's huge Gato...

Statistics

Our users have posted a total of 11427 messages in 1877 subjects

We have 930 registered users

The newest registered user is Aniello

    1/45 3D-printed Submarine project

    SWEnick
    avatar
    SWEnick

    Posts : 8
    Join date : 2018-09-06
    • Post n°1

    1/45 3D-printed Submarine project Empty 1/45 3D-printed Submarine project

    Post  SWEnick Tue Sep 24, 2019 10:29 am

    Hello everyone! I am back. Last winter I had an unfortunate system crash on my external HDD and lost all my progress in this project. It left a pretty bad hole concerning motivation and I haven't touched the project since. Playing games was more fun than starting from zero.

    Now, a year later the "sub bug" has bitten again and the motivation is back. I'll keep you all posted about the progress.

    Best Regards
    Niklas
    • Back to top
    SWEnick
    avatar
    SWEnick

    Posts : 8
    Join date : 2018-09-06
    • Post n°2

    1/45 3D-printed Submarine project Empty The CAD...

    Post  SWEnick Sat Sep 28, 2019 8:31 pm

    Restarted the CAD work from scratch and this is the result to date. First of I am trying to get the overall shape and at the same time keep it printable. The finer details will emerge eventually as time passes. I have decided that I want to have the submarine fully "constructed" in CAD and possibly printed before the new year. Assembled maybe. Hopefully by then I have also figured out all the details needed for the R/C conversion. The build will most likely consist of roughly 9 printed hull pieces, 4 rubbers, 2 sail rudders and a number of beams for internal strengthening and WTC holding. That is the plan at least. Most of the parts will b printed in PLA. (obviously before it touches water the sub needs to be prepped, painted and sealed). The hull is 2mm thick at the moment.

    The plan is to have the submarine i two parts, as usual, however I have as of yet not decided if the forward part or "nose" should belong to the bottom or the top section. If it were part of the top section I could slide it on and basically have one thumbscrew to fasten it all. What are your thoughts about that?

    I haven't decided if I want to build the WTC on my own or buy one, but for the moment the 4 1/4 inch (108 mm dia.) OWT kit from Nautilus Drydock's should fit.

    Best regards!
    Nick

    1/45 3D-printed Submarine project Cad_a210
    • Back to top

      Current date/time is Thu Jul 29, 2021 11:08 pm