TTU Roc - Disc Golf Disc

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This is a full sized 3D printed disc golf disc. It was printed in 4 parts- 3 parts for the rim, 1 part for the dome. These parts were joined together with a combination of super glue (CA) and plastic splints. While it was initially based on the Innova KC Roc, I think it is safe to say that it is its own category at this point. It actually flies fairly well. I printed it in ABS and got the final product came out to 156 grams. In ABS I found it to be a little hard and scratchy. I'd say it flies a little slower and with less glide than my Roc. I also doubt it would take an impact from a tree very well. I would be interested to see how this thing would turn out in more flexible plastics. You might be able to get something that could actually have some utility. Files: TTURocRim_120C.STL - This is for a 3 piece rim to fit on a Prusa printer TTURocRim_30C.STL - This is a test piece to test the print settings FlightPlateC.STL - This is the flight plate SolidWorks Files.zip - This contains the SW source files Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .1 Infill: 25% Notes: Sliced with Slic3r through Repetier-Host Rim: Layer Height: 0.1mm Perimeters: 4 Infill: 25% Combine Infill every: 2 layers Support: Off Flight Plate: Layer Height: 0.2mm Perimeters: 4 Infill: 30% Combine Infill every: 1 layers Support: On Post-Printing 1) Pieces are glued together with CA and 1.75mm filament splints. 2) Pieces are sanded 3) Pieces received a light acetone treatment to smooth them. I detailed the process more fully at the link below.http://projectsfromtech.blogspot.com/2015/12/3d-printed-disc-golf-disc.html How I Designed This Files were drawn in SolidWorks with the source included.