[UticaGb]

I like the displays! Using arduino uno or mega? Did you think about putting the display on a loop within the program. Set it for a minute or 2 pause then have it go back to beginning and cycle again? Think personally it would be cool. Always have something going on that way attention keeps getting drawn to it.

[caitlindevi]

Have you get the 3d files available for download anywhere?

[blueblade74]

Like your Build. Be cool to get the 3D files, if not some dimensions would also be cool

[Lewis Tully]

Wow! Amazing work! Any chance you'll be offering the under-carriage of the "cyclotron?" That seems to be the most illusive part, aside from the gun body. Either way, amazing work! Can't wait to see this completed!

[wishbone]

Just another reminder that I need a 3D printer, and about a 1000 hours to learn how to use it. Excellent work!

[buckrogers]

Man i'm glad I found you! Ive spent the last few days modeling the Neutrino Wand in CAD. I'm hoping to make a proton pack, wand, and maybe the proton pistols! Would you be willing to share files?

[buckrogers]

ghostbusters of southern california's facebook has some pics from somewhere with the faradays cage off, it gives you a good look at the "guts". Have you started the neutrino wand? I've spent the last two days modeling it out in CAD, got a little ways to go though. Would you be willing to share files?

[PattyTolen]

Well I just buckled up and bought a 3d printer! Has anyone seen files online for the Wand box? Figured I might as well as before I start modeling it myself. Thanks!

[PattyTolen]

So I just bit the bullet and picked up a Dremel 3d printer. Any tips for a beginner?

[jason407]

So I just bit the bullet and picked up a Dremel 3d printer. Any tips for a beginner?

Print a bunch of small items and tweak the settings...small changes to the setting and getting things calibrated can make a big difference.
I think the first week I printed nothing but addons for the 3d printer.

[ramador]

As everyone else, I would love to get a hold of the 3d files. More importantly though, whats your plan for the aluminum alice frame/motherboard? that curved bottom is breaking my brain.

[Azgbfan]

I know there are a few members who are selling their versions for over $120. I personally, since this is more of an experiment for me, I am just going to go with a standard piece of aluminum from my local metal shop. I happen to have a friend who is a welder and he has a break that he can use to bend the bottom for me. I plan to drill the holes I would need to help attach items as I go along. After the movie, I might upgrade, but it is not super priority for me.

Others have tried thick acrylic sheets. To be honest, the plastic sheets are lighter, but more expensive depending on the variables (clear/color/thickness). The trade off is, you could bend the bottom on your own. While metal, though cheaper at a wholesaler, it would be best to find a break to make those clean bends. Just like the legacy packs, depending on your budget and the quality you want, that will determine the direction of your project. Hope this helps.

[Spongeface]

Just a quick update to say that I am putting up the 3D items on thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=gb16&sa=

[Troy]

Great work, Sponge... did you 3D print the housings for the displays? Or were those bashed from Hammond boxes?

EDIT: I'm an idiot, didn't see you'd posted your Thingverse link on the second page. Pay no mind to the man behind the curtain.

[Azgbfan]

Thank you so much. I wait with bated breath for your release of the center part. The piece that you installed on top of the speaker. Just curious how you installed the wire into it, but still, thank you again!!

Just a quick update to say that I am putting up the 3D items on thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=gb16&sa=

[PattyTolen]

Just a quick update to say that I am putting up the 3D items on thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=gb16&sa=

These are great. I have a couple of files that I'll be throwing onto Thingiverse once I figure out how to upload it.

[tommyb345]

Like what?

[PattyTolen]

I took at base at the nozzle tip for the wand. Both as just the little part at the end, and then the entire nozzle as a whole... Printing one now to see how it works before I post something useless, haha.

[tommyb345]

My syncotron so far.
Big Thanks to Doug for all the great files and Jason for the resin heatsync.

[Kingpin]

Was there no way to attach the heatsink from the inside?

[tommyb345]

It attaches to the Inside and to the metal slats on that connects to the pipes

[PattyTolen]

Just uploaded my Nozzle to Thingiverse. Be gentle, first time I've built anything in 3d... I'm happy with how it turned out.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1553596