Bullard SST F-Hydro

[Tom Foley]

Looks great ! I run the brass tube through the box full length up near the top and epoxy in support along the run under the tube so it cannot occillate and crack . Never , ever had one break and some of the guys can attest that , well , I run the boats hard ..... I do like what I see here though .

 

[BobLondress]

Don't forget Mark provides great support for the boats he sells, old or new

Yes he does !

 

[RaceMechaniX]

Except for fitting the cowl to the big 101 head this SST is ready to burn some fuel.

 

[longballlumber]

good looking servo mounts!

 

[Wasted wages]

Clean, clean, clean!!!!

nice job on the radio box,...the way it should be done!

 

[David Krienke]

Nice Looking ride. I bet that thing goes.....

 

[RaceMechaniX]

good looking servo mounts!

CF-Nylon Mike. Works great for mounts. It's a little difficult to bond to so I drill small holes to allow the epoxy to grip it better like a mushroom head.

 

[Buckshot]

CF-Nylon Mike. Works great for mounts. It's a little difficult to bond to so I drill small holes to allow the epoxy to grip it better like a mushroom head.

Okay, I think I just realized I need a 3D printer. Very nice indeed!!

 

[longballlumber]

CF-Nylon Mike.

It's a nice functional design!

I need to finish my encloser so I can start trying some different materials. I have read the Nylon based materials can absorb water quickly causing printing inconsistencies. Although, that won't stop me from trying.

 

[RaceMechaniX]

Yeah, it needs to be dried quite well before and during printing. I am not printing the parts myself, but have a shop in FL do it.

 

[RaceMechaniX]

Okay, I think I just realized I need a 3D printer. Very nice indeed!!

I thought the same in till I found Treatstock.com. I upload parts I designed and instantly get bids on the parts in all different materials and colors. These two servo mounts costs me $18 shipped and I get them in a couple days. As much as I would like my own machine, it's more practical to let someone else maintain it, stock the filaments, dry them and prints the parts.

 

[Buckshot]

I thought the same in till I found Treatstock.com. I upload parts I designed and instantly get bids on the parts in all different materials and colors. These two servo mounts costs me $18 shipped and I get them in a couple days. As much as I would like my own machine, it's more practical to let someone else maintain it, stock the filaments, dry them and prints the parts.

Sweet! Thanks for the info.

 

[David Krienke]

We have that problem with filament after time getting moisture in it. That's neat they have such a thing where people bid for the print jobs like that. Kind of a fiver for 3d printing.