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New Twenty-Two Winter Special W/ Belt Pulley Project

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Hi folks - Thank you for popping in to take a peek. And thank you for the moderators for offering me some space on this wonderful forum! 👋

I'm going to be juggling a few projects in the coming weeks but wanted to post my progress on my 1:16th scale Norscot Twenty Two model project. I'm calling it a "winter special" as I'll be including a 3D designed and printed fully enclosed cab that I found in the Twenty Two parts catalog. I'm buying the CD version from http://www.cabincreekcds.com/catopand22.htm#. I honestly can't say if the title "winter special" is appropriate but I can't think of any other reason that you'd want to enclose the operator's area of a crawler for non-ROPS purposes. I imagine it would get mighty hot in the dead of summer. I apologize if it is incorrect entirely. I just like the sound of it. :cool2: If anyone knows the proper terminology please let me know!

I'm also 3D designing and printing a fully mechanical belt pulley for the back. Compliments to user MarcoTen for the images he supplied during my last Twenty Logging Special project.

If you're unfamiliar with 3D designs and 3D printers please hold tight a while. Without knowing how it works it can be difficult to try to picture it. I'll be posting a few videos showing my Felix Robotics 3D printing machine in action as we go along.

The model will be built into a diorama base that will appear as an aged concrete slab; perhaps like one you may find in front of a barn. I only have the design in my head at the moment...I'm thinking of things to add to it. Hmm. :confused2:

Here's the Norscot Twenty Two model as it came out of the box:
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Twenty Two Original 01.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Twenty Two Original 02.JPG[/img]

Here is the cabin (The CD hasn't arrived yet so this is just the sample image from Cabin Creek CDs):
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Parts Catalog.jpg[/img]

Here is the belt pulley:
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/22 belt pulley 01.jpg[/img]

Thank you for visiting and I hope you enjoy learning a bit more about 3D printing as this particular model will have a lot of it.
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Sat, May 24, 2014 9:37 PM
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your welcome!!
and i am looking forward to see and buy the finished extra parts for this model!!
Marco
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Sun, May 25, 2014 12:28 AM
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your welcome!!
and i am looking forward to see and buy the finished extra parts for this model!!
Marco
[quote="MARCOTEN"]your welcome!!
ans i am looking forward to see and buy the finished extra parts for this model!!
Marco[/quote]

Thanks Marco!

I spent several hours designing the canopy last night along with several cups of caffeine to keep me going. :ranger: I probably shouldn't have as I don't have the high resolution image from the parts catalog on hand yet. So far it's been mostly guesswork using a low-res image. Looks OK though. The roof portion is currently printing on the 3D printer.

[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_01.jpg[/img]

PS - Though I was in the Army, I'm still here...so a special thank you to all of our brothers and sisters who are not. You've made the ultimate sacrifice...and I salute you. God bless. :usa2:
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Sun, May 25, 2014 9:01 PM
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[quote="MARCOTEN"]your welcome!!
ans i am looking forward to see and buy the finished extra parts for this model!!
Marco[/quote]

Thanks Marco!

I spent several hours designing the canopy last night along with several cups of caffeine to keep me going. :ranger: I probably shouldn't have as I don't have the high resolution image from the parts catalog on hand yet. So far it's been mostly guesswork using a low-res image. Looks OK though. The roof portion is currently printing on the 3D printer.

[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_01.jpg[/img]

PS - Though I was in the Army, I'm still here...so a special thank you to all of our brothers and sisters who are not. You've made the ultimate sacrifice...and I salute you. God bless. :usa2:
It's starting to look like a cab! I've made both doors and the front window so they'd open. Now I just hope it fits. :noidea:

I'm also not sure if the back of the cab was designed to go around the seat frame or behind it. I made it so it goes behind the frame. If anyone has any input please chime in.

The roof is done printing. I'm going to send the others parts to be printed next. Video to come.

Here are the 3D designed images of the Twenty Two Cabin so far.
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_02.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_03.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_04.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_05.jpg[/img]
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Mon, May 26, 2014 1:42 AM
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It's starting to look like a cab! I've made both doors and the front window so they'd open. Now I just hope it fits. :noidea:

I'm also not sure if the back of the cab was designed to go around the seat frame or behind it. I made it so it goes behind the frame. If anyone has any input please chime in.

The roof is done printing. I'm going to send the others parts to be printed next. Video to come.

Here are the 3D designed images of the Twenty Two Cabin so far.
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_02.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_03.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_04.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_05.jpg[/img]
Video as promised:

[video]http://youtu.be/IOHcySJHdLk[/video]
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Mon, May 26, 2014 2:40 AM
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Video as promised:

[video]http://youtu.be/IOHcySJHdLk[/video]
On the original that I have seen, the cab goes behind the seat. I can send some close up pictures to you later if you would like . I am trying to build the same thing that you are building only full size.
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Mon, May 26, 2014 4:53 AM
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On the original that I have seen, the cab goes behind the seat. I can send some close up pictures to you later if you would like . I am trying to build the same thing that you are building only full size.
Pete
[quote="Peter C"]On the original that I have seen, the cab goes behind the seat. I can send some close up pictures to you later if you would like . I am trying to build the same thing that you are building only full size.
Pete[/quote]

Yes please! That would be very appreciated! Sorry I can't scale my drawing and print you a full cab for you. 😊
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Mon, May 26, 2014 5:15 AM
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[quote="Peter C"]On the original that I have seen, the cab goes behind the seat. I can send some close up pictures to you later if you would like . I am trying to build the same thing that you are building only full size.
Pete[/quote]

Yes please! That would be very appreciated! Sorry I can't scale my drawing and print you a full cab for you. 😊
With actual photos on hand (Thanks Pete!) I've pinned quite a few necessary modifications to the design. I spent a few hours going over it to today to make it more realistic. My standard swinging doors were incorrect as the cab has sliders. The rear also has intricate framing that I needed to add. I also changed the front panel a bit.

The tricky part will be cutting thin clear material for the windows. I'll have to see what kind of material will cut the cleanest on either a bandsaw or a table saw with the blade lowered. Only problem with the latter is I kind of like my fingers. 😊

Pics tomorrow!

Thank you all for following along.
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Tue, May 27, 2014 9:14 AM
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With actual photos on hand (Thanks Pete!) I've pinned quite a few necessary modifications to the design. I spent a few hours going over it to today to make it more realistic. My standard swinging doors were incorrect as the cab has sliders. The rear also has intricate framing that I needed to add. I also changed the front panel a bit.

The tricky part will be cutting thin clear material for the windows. I'll have to see what kind of material will cut the cleanest on either a bandsaw or a table saw with the blade lowered. Only problem with the latter is I kind of like my fingers. 😊

Pics tomorrow!

Thank you all for following along.
I think this looks to be more accurate. What do you all think?
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_06.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_07.jpg[/img]


And here is the cabin on the Norscot Twenty Two model; less the back part which is being printed at the moment. It has a nice snap-in fit too. Is it OK?
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_08.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_09.JPG[/img]
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Tue, May 27, 2014 7:37 PM
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I think this looks to be more accurate. What do you all think?
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_06.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_07.jpg[/img]


And here is the cabin on the Norscot Twenty Two model; less the back part which is being printed at the moment. It has a nice snap-in fit too. Is it OK?
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_08.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_09.JPG[/img]
So I suppose the above is what they call a "prototype" in manufacturing. I feel bad throwing the entire thing in the trash. :doh: Oh well. Need to get it right!

I did some tweaking on my lunch break to make necessary changes that were pointed out to me. New curved roof: check. Rear window swings open: check. Extend cab the entire length of the fenders: check. Remove vented doors in the front: check.

See, this is why feedback is always appreciated!

Here is the latest update to the cab:
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_10.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_11.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_12.JPG[/img]
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Wed, May 28, 2014 3:03 AM
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So I suppose the above is what they call a "prototype" in manufacturing. I feel bad throwing the entire thing in the trash. :doh: Oh well. Need to get it right!

I did some tweaking on my lunch break to make necessary changes that were pointed out to me. New curved roof: check. Rear window swings open: check. Extend cab the entire length of the fenders: check. Remove vented doors in the front: check.

See, this is why feedback is always appreciated!

Here is the latest update to the cab:
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_10.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_11.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.bufordsbarncars.com/models/tractors/Caterpillar_Twenty_Two_01/Canopy_12.JPG[/img]
wow !! that is a neat cabin!!!!! compliments!!!!!
as we talk about 3d printing , i just saw a 3d pancake baking machine, if you'r interested i can post the link!
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