Outatime E3DBuggy

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<p><strong>About</strong></p><p>Outatime E3DBuggy - Inspired by <i><strong>Back to the Future</strong></i> DeLorean.&nbsp;</p><p>It has Print-in-Place Gull-Wing doors that can be opened and closed, no car time machine should come without them! There might be a slight draft <i><strong>above 88 mph</strong></i> as there is no windshield or rear window but that is a different story.</p><p>There is also a hole between the exhausts in the rear where you can insert a piece of filament (Lightning Hook!) for extra juice.&nbsp;</p><p>Obviously the wheels are in fly mode.</p><p><strong>Print Settings</strong></p><p>I recommend you use a 0.40 mm nozzle and a 0.20 mm layer height or less. Just like the original E3DBuggy stress test there are a number of things that can be challenging to tune and print: Overhangs in the wheel arches and below exhausts. Bridging for the roof. Clearances for the print-in-place door. Fine text in the number plate. Stringing between the roof pillars among other things.</p><p>After it's printed, carefully close the doors and the thin bridges should snap off so they can be opened and closed.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>