@ColRay

Sorry Col, you must have thought I was a bit senile; I said I’d post the link but didn't. I just realized it now.

Here it is—the message is the last one, number 121.
https://model-boats.com/forum/165308

@ColRay
Sweet Dreams 😴 I am dreaming of a new printer dancing through your brain throughout the night. Just like the engineer who pondered all night as to where the sun had gone and in the morning it dawned on him.

@ColRay ….you could always ditch the 3D printer and buy yourself a nice bench mounted bandsaw to fill the same sort of shelf space…😂

Bob.

Bob & Julian I think that's the way its getting me Col

Hello Alessandro at the moment I have a lot going on , I thought once retired thing would slow down. Col
Ps I will take a look at the link in the morning it's late now and will soon be bed time

@zooma I feel the same Zooma. I have tried but end up doing it the old school way.

@ColRay
I'm glad you got it sorted out, Col; I felt terrible about not being able to help you.
But if you're interested, I could give you some drawings to try out and experiment with (check out the last comment in the link at the end of this message if that sounds like something for you).


I was actually about to add a postscript here to let you know that you’d probably missed a comment I left on your build titled "Two or Three Masted Ship."
But in the end, you did read it and reply to me.
Your reply confirmed my suspicion that you had missed it.

I’ve noticed something that causes a lot of messages to go unnoticed: in the "forum & chats" section, all messages are visible, numbered, and listed chronologically (which is why I always start new topics in that section), whereas in the "builds & guides" section, comments are hidden and nested under the main post.
Thanks for the reply, Col; I’ll share my thoughts in your "Two or Three Masted Ship" topic in the "builds & guides" section now—don't miss it! Hahaha.

A True Dinosaur.

I am afraid that I don’t understand computers enough to take on 3D printing - or even graphic decal cutting (something that I really could make very good use of), but I am really impressed with the results that can be achieved .

The digital age has been with us for years…..but I still work with hand tools, wood and glue.

Bodger Bob.

If I can get one from over east it looks like Crealety K2 could be the winner...stay Tuned Col