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The MarGe Vicon comes with an adaptor Paul,

https://maquetasagricolas.com/agricultura/3521-abonadora-pendular-ps-604-vicon-miniatura-132-leg001.html

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Joe

Doing it yourself the print price would be really cheap, I looked out  tractor bonnet, it's for a Cletrac crawler rescaled it would cost € 0.01 and use .24mtrs of filament, If you can use CAD and you have the original object it would probably be fairly straight forward, Hand held scanners have always been a bit hit or miss but Creality recently released their new CR-Scan 01 which appear to have sorted a lot of issues there, Failling that there are umpteen small business's out there now who could help you out, Manchester 3D are getting a lot of good things said about them at the moment,

https://www.manchester3d.co.uk/

https://www.creality.com/goods-detail/creality-scanner-cr-scan-01

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Joe.

Yep, every day is a school day with CAD, just sussed out how to create a ten stud wheel without resorting to tutorials today, figured it had to be fairly simple but today I remembered to give it a try, so now I can make wheels to fit free to download tyres,

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Joe.

Something like that Sean I think I would do in sections, Sketch and print one bit then take measurement off that to do the next piece, then do the rest just like that, I would think a scratch builder like you would have a Vernier gauge, ??

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Joe.

Comeing at some point from Ros the Kuhn sprayer, You can see it's Brazilian origins.

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Joe

Print off one of these Sean, Then you will see just how clever your printer really is, One of the first print's I ever did 7 years ago.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3096598

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Joe.

Vase setting ( spiralize ) in Cura speak is fantastic if you need to produce hollow tubes as it only prints an outer skin rather than a solid cylinder, Also handy to download and save one of the bed leveling calibration tests if all 9 squares are the same if not a little adjustment might be called for.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3796577

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Joe

1 hour ago, Tractorman810 said:

I think its the black filament joe, dont get it on the other two, its done it on all prints, have a feeling it needs to go up a bit temp wise from what i have seen online, colour pigment issue so it seems 

Could well be temperature related Sean, Best way to check is download and print a temperature tower, your printer will print a bridge at a different temperature on each bridge then you can see which temperature suit which filament best, handy thing to keep in your .stl folder for future use,

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2761934

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Joe.

Tidy print Sean, seems to be a lot of " stringing " on some parts might be worth your while googleing that, Do you know what speed your printing at I print at 50mms, but the Pro will go upto 180mms that would speed up your prints significantly, what it might do to belts and bearings is another thing though.

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Joe.

Expected soon apparently, JCB stage V 30th anniversary edition.

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Joe.

Was that printed as a complete piece then hand painted James,

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Joe.

MarGe Models Iveco S Way and 60th Anniversary New Holland FR,

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2315143115463693/posts/2929774567333875/

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1262187560851534&set=p.1262187560851534&type=3

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Joe.

Now your CAD savvy, it's fairly easy to sketch / print almost anything, For over 6 years I depended on Yeggi / Thingiverse etc, Now any part I need I sketch up myself and print it, Also you might be able to avoid makeing new sketch's for the slightly bigger trailer merely by re-scaling them in your slicer, Also if your making left and right sided part's if the hinges and "clasps" are at the same spaceing you can simply "mirror" them in the slicer, saves an awful lot of sketching.

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Joe.

Looking good there Sean, would it not be possible to sketch up the part for the depth wheel, ??

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Joe.

7 minutes ago, Tractorman810 said:

So far small holes like that have not been an issue, 1mm is easy even some of the .5mm do come out, some need a quick run through with a drill mind, say 1/4 of them . The only issue i had with hole was forgetting diameter  on cad first print(red one) i set the hole at what i thought was 1mm and got a 2mm 😢never listened at school see 😆😆😆😆 

Ha ha, been there done that, and at school.

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Joe.

I've been working on another project and just finished printing the second door for this artic trailer never done anything like this before, But the holes printed in the door and it's surround are 1mm in diameter, The one on the left is straight off the printer and the one on the right has been tidied up a bit, with a length of stainless steel wire pushed through, That's a common dress makers pin 0.7ml diameter and 26ml long never dreamt it would work but it does. Zoom right in for fine details.

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Joe

2 hours ago, phil phoenix said:

One other thing thats new with these Claas models that I hadnt noticed before are the "cut in half" beacon design.  Looks rather smart on both Axions and Arions😎 

LED's Phil, I reckon the Massey 8S would have looked better if it had those as well.

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Joe.

I've just read this in Farm Machinery Journal and thought I'd share the info on here'

https://www.tivysideadvertiser.co.uk/news/19926341.red-diesel-will-not-permitted-tractor-runs-april/

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Joe.

Could be the colour, I've found in the past issues with red and yellow, but black white silver and even wood effect print really great, wonder if it might have anything to do with the pigment used to colour the pigment, ??

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Joe.

Just a thought, But when you level your bed do you do it hot or cold, doing it cold means when the bed and nozzle heat up they expand altering the gap between them, ?

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Joe.

It might be an idea to try a test print that will show up any issues Sean, This guy Chep makes some great prints as test's, The video is very informative too.

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Joe.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3235018/files

2 hours ago, Tractorman810 said:

popped a 1 hr print on last night, not to bad for my first attempt at it, done of my scratch built one meassurements wise , just needs a little refinement on the rear legs, have a canopy i may try tomorrow as well, see if it fits ?? or print even as its fine and hollow, 

I think if you tried white flexible TPU the colour and texture might just be spot on, might be a little shiney but can't say as never used white,

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Joe.

Nice to see tyre pressure systems on new releases.

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Joe

2 hours ago, Tractorman810 said:

Give  me a chance not 100% sure i have cad worked out properly yet 😆😆😆😆

Your CAD skill's are better than mine I very much doubt you would need to manipulate any files in your slicer, When I watch a tutorial if I don't get it first time forget it, My short term memory was never very good, Part of the reason I never read books, By the time I get to the end of a paragraph I've forgotten what happened at the start,

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Joe.

Guessed you'd have sussed that, have you tried useing Cura to manipulate / fabricate parts, The things you can do with that is just amazeing.

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Joe.