pegs (selfmade....with resin?)

[Tyrell63]

Hi

Just a question

Small pegs: length 17mm, body of peg 13mm, projection 4mm, diameter of body 4.5mm, hole diameter 2.5mm tapering down to 2mm, diameter of projection 2.5mm tapering down to 2mm.

Large pegs: length 19mm, body of peg 13mm, projection 6mm, diameter of body 8.5mm, hole diameter 3.5mm tapering down to 3mm, diameter of projection 3.5mm tapering down to 3mm.

are these dimensions correct?
Has anyone tried to "print" these pegs with a 3d printer?
Either in FDM or resin?
(I have both at home.....and I cannot find where to get spare pegs, thats why I am asking)

and 2nd question.....
Where to get e.g. the card set for a Fokker E3 and/or the balloon rules :-)

Best from Singapore
Lutz

[Guntruck]

Hi

Just a question

Small pegs: length 17mm, body of peg 13mm, projection 4mm, diameter of body 4.5mm, hole diameter 2.5mm tapering down to 2mm, diameter of projection 2.5mm tapering down to 2mm.

Large pegs: length 19mm, body of peg 13mm, projection 6mm, diameter of body 8.5mm, hole diameter 3.5mm tapering down to 3mm, diameter of projection 3.5mm tapering down to 3mm.

are these dimensions correct?
Has anyone tried to "print" these pegs with a 3d printer?
Either in FDM or resin?
(I have both at home.....and I cannot find where to get spare pegs, thats why I am asking)

and 2nd question.....
Where to get e.g. the card set for a Fokker E3 and/or the balloon rules :-)

Best from Singapore
Lutz

I believe pegs are available on Shapeways site, can't remember who designed them though. Balloon rules are in the files section here.

The E.III uses a B Deck. If you can print out a set yourself, PM me your email address.

[flash]

..The E.III uses a B Deck. If you can print out a set yourself, PM me your email address.

The Fokker E.III uses the T deck, Lutz, which I'm sure Steve knows but probably mis-typed & can probably still supply an electronic form of.

[Tyrell63]

Hi
Thank you for your answers
Address is sent
(Today in office its suuuuper quiet....so I designed the 2 different pegs in tinkercad. I will test print them later at home)

Best,
Lutz

[Guntruck]

The Fokker E.III uses the T deck, Lutz, which I'm sure Steve knows but probably mis-typed & can probably still supply an electronic form of.

Yeah, brain fart

[flash]

Yeah, brain fart

You were likely thinking of the Albatros Lutz mentioned in another thread, Steve