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An interesting work
it can be manufactured as a toy
But I see some gaps between its parts and this shows it is not cooked enough yet for a prototype. Also, every part needs some appropriate small clips and holes to latch to another.
Good luck
well done! thanks for sharing this! As others pointed out, closing up your gaps between parts is a good next goal, then some fidelity checks to insure the parts are watertight is next, then some connectors, like screw bosses or snap fits would be a good next goal, then ultimately print one and marvel at your progress!
Mr. Houchens, Thank you very much, for your words of support and advice, I am new in Rhino and I dared to go very far with this project, I hope to learn a lot and manage the tolerances and snap fits.
My goal is to print one.
Do you have any video to explain how to insure the parts, tolerances, and snap fits?
I really appreciate your help.
best regard
Arturo.
not currently that specifically addresses snap fits.
overbuilding parts and trimming or boolean subtracting parts from one another is always a good way to get good fits.