3D Printed Timber Frame Model

3D printed model replica of a DIY timber frame pavilion scaled down to 5.5%.
SketchUp
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Ultimaker Cura
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Creality3D Ender-3 3D Printer Economic Ender DIY KITS
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Feel free to reach out to me directly with questions or feedback at [e-mail].

[@edkhoshaba170]

Good job

[@mariogatica2363]

Awesome job body.....it can give you a start ahead, on how or wich pieces goes first....i agree, nice idea.

[@threhane3492]

Love it. Great idea!

[@LouisStorms]

Thank you!

[@mlongley]

In sketchup how did you get the mortise and tenon feature? Is that plugin or something?

[@LouisStorms]

Created all from scratch. So like created rectangle, then push / pull tool to create the timber. For mortise, draw mortised sized rectangle on surface of timber, push / pull tool to pull down that rectangle 4.5” down or however deep mortise needs to be. Similar exercise for tenon, except you create two “mortises” on either side of the tenon to expose the tenon. Jay Bates has good Sketchup tutorials here: kzbin.info/aero/PLoEggaYbboJEVR_uRhSO4LfiSpp41dXn_&si=Bk4BGZf_6nL5P0Rf

[@mlongley]

@@LouisStorms thanks, I’ll check that out!