Maybe my first Rally race?
Background: I have always been a Rally fan, and also a Mitsubishi fan. When I finally had the opportunity to choose my own car (quick explanation: my first car was a VW Beetle that my grandpa bought for me and sold for really cheap without me knowing, then my father bought a Fiat Uno for really cheap... that my grandpa sold for cheap without me knowing, because of this I convinced him to sell me his Chevrolet Montana, I really enjoyed, made some light mods, and when I wanted some money to invest in my startup [NEO3D], I sold when the used car prices got crazy and bought my beloved Rally car) my friend found an old Rally car selling, and I pulled the trigger. I took a bus to São Paulo and another to Caxambú so I could bring the car back home.

The Mitsubishi L200 R from 1999. It is a really, really fun car. And I do love it (even if my mom was really angry with my purchase, hahaha). And this particullary one have a really special history! This car was the

So, after some


Filibrary by The Next Layer - This tool from the Israeli Youtuber is good to help you understand different tyoes of filaments, how they behave printing, after printing, etc


3d Filament Profile - a huge database for profiles on specifics of materials by brands.


EasyPrint - Prusa took their Slicer, simplified it, putted many profiles from other brands printers, put in the server so would run in your browser. Bam! Browser based slicer, not in your computer? No problem!!


BumpMesh by CNC Kitchen - In the old days I would use the IdeaMaker slicer to insert a texture into the parts. Nowwith this tool from the German Youtuber you can do it on your browser easier.


Prime3D by 3D Revolution - I do not endorse colorful prints (except for education purposes), but if you need to paint the 3D model, this tool makes it easier.



Offline based tools:


Plasticity - I did not endorsed enough, great CAD for middle ground between Engineering and artistics!!


Meshmixer - I one of the best tools from the past for handling meshes with a easier interface. I will put a link to my proton drive so you can download the EXE, because Autodesk in its wisdom discontinued and intagrated into the mashpotatoes of the Fusion360. If you need to use on linux, don't worry it works pretty well with wine!


Meshroom - Really hard to learn! But very rewarding. It can help you digitalize the world using photogrametry (what I used for).


Meshlab - The best mesh fixing tool you can find! Kinda hard to be proficient.




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