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Files For 3D Printing
Files that can be used to for 3D printing physical versions, using your own printer or a service such as Shapeways etc.
Note that files for CNC and laser cutting can be found in their own sub-section, inside.
248 files
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SKV-DVC-B105 DAVROS-BACKREST RIB LWR INR RH.stl
By jaguwa68
Lower RH inner rib segment (see drawing SKV-DVA-B001 for assembly sequence)
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SKV-DVC-B106 DAVROS-BACKREST RIB LWR OTR RH.stl
By jaguwa68
Lower RH outer rib segment (see drawing SKV-DVA-B001 for assembly sequence)
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NSD Hemi and Base
By tim hards
To give something back to this group, I have designed this hemi to fit the Complete NSD Scale Model by @audrey2.
I hope it helps anyone making this scale model.
Note : it will need a quick sand around the plug on the bottom to fit nicely into the skirt.
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SKV-DVC-B115 DAVROS-BOLSTER LH.stl
By jaguwa68
The left-hand headrest bolster (item 2 in drawing headrest assembly drawing SKV-DVA-B004). Best printed vertically to ensure clean visible surfaces.
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SKV-DVC-B116 DAVROS-BOLSTER RH.stl
By jaguwa68
The right-hand headrest bolster (item 1 in drawing headrest assembly drawing SKV-DVA-B004). Best printed vertically to ensure clean visible surfaces.
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SKV-DVC-B117 DAVROS-HEADREST TOP BAR.stl
By jaguwa68
The headrest top joining bar (item 3 in drawing headrest assembly drawing SKV-DVA-B004). Best printed horizontally to ensure clean visible surfaces.
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SKV-DVC-B118 DAVROS-HEADREST STRUT.stl
By jaguwa68
The joining struts (item 4 in drawing headrest assembly drawing SKV-DVA-B004). 6 off required.
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SKV-DVC-B119 DAVROS-HEADREST BUTTON COVER.stl
By jaguwa68
The button covers (item 5 in drawing headrest assembly drawing SKV-DVA-B004). 12 off required. 4 used to cover the screw heads.
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SKV-DKC-SK138 Dalek-Receptacle, Quarter turn, Frt LH.stl
By jaguwa68
Design intended for quick release fixing of the fender to the skirt. To be used in conjunction with Pitking 44mm base 11mm grip quarter turn fasteners and spring retainers fitted to SKV-DKC-SK135 within the skirt lower panel. Please see SKV-DKA-F001 in link below for assembly details.
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SKV-DKC-SK139 Dalek-Receptacle, Quarter turn, Frt RH.stl
By jaguwa68
Design intended for quick release fixing of the fender to the skirt. To be used in conjunction with Pitking 44mm base 11mm grip quarter turn fasteners and spring retainers fitted to SKV-DKC-SK136 within the skirt lower panel. Please see SKV-DKA-F001 in link below for assembly details.
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SKV-DKC-SK140 Dalek-Receptacle, Quarter turn, RR.stl
By jaguwa68
Design intended for quick release fixing of the fender to the skirt. To be used in conjunction with Pitking 44mm base 11mm grip quarter turn fasteners and spring retainers fitted to SKV-DKC-SK137 within the skirt lower panel. Please see SKV-DKA-F001 in link below for assembly details. 2 off required.
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NSD Heronrib Neck Mesh Segment-Upper
By jaguwa68
Upper neck mesh segment (to be used in conjunction with SKV-DKC-N105 Mesh Lower and SKV-DKC-N106 Mesh Mid). Print time approx 10-12 hours. x8 required to complete each ring.
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Vacuum chuck
By Simchet
Vacuum chuck for holding 100mm stainless steel spheres for drilling 25mm diameter holes to make weapon ball joints. Note - chuck is specific for bed on Bosch PBD40 pillar drill. There’s a boss in the bottom that locates in the 20mm diameter hole in the centre of the bed. This ensures the apex of the sphere is under the centre of the drill bit. The bolt holes also align with the T nut slots on the Bosh drill. That’s the only thing that makes it drill specific.
You need to add a strip of compliant material (rubber/draught excluder strip etc) to top inner surface of chuck to provide an air tight seal. Plug in a vacuum cleaner into the side port and it pulls the sphere into the chuck holding it securely. A strip of tape round the equator of the sphere helps increase friction to resist torque from the hole saw. Chuck must be fixed securely to base of pillar drill.
Chuck is specific for 25mm diameter hole saws as to drill the second hole you insert a short length of 25mm tube in the first hole that locates in a counter bore (25mm diameter) in the bottom of the Chuck. This ensures the two holes are aligned. You need to seal the bottom as the vacuum will be lost when the hole saw breaks through on the 2nd hole. Ring of hot melt glue between the stub of tube and the sphere works. Another ring of draught excluder seal in the bottom of the chuck would also work. If you do this keep the diameter of it as small as possible as you’re reducing the area that air pressure has to work on.
If you don’t understand all of above and how vacuum chucks work, you shouldn’t be using the chuck. Take usual precautions when operating powered tools, I.e guards and PPE. Also note that stainless steel spheres are work hardened, use a hole saw with high speed steel teeth and run at a low speed and low feed rate. If work piece starts rotating, vibrating or spinning, stop immediately.
STL file and original CAD geometry files. CAD is in RS Design Spark Mechanical format (free). I suspect if you change the extension to .sdoc it will open in Ansys Spaceclaim as it’s basically the same software. Sorry, can’t export in parasolid/STEP with the free version of DesignSpark Mechanical.
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NSD Heronrib Neck Mesh Segment-Mid
By jaguwa68
Mid neck mesh segment (to be used in conjunction with SKV-DKC-N105 Mesh Lower and SKV-DKC-N107 Mesh upper). Print time approx 10-12 hours. x8 required to complete each ring.
21 downloads
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NSD Heronrib Neck Mesh Segment-Lower
By jaguwa68
Lower neck mesh segment (to be used in conjunction with SKV-DKC-N106 Mesh Mid and SKV-DKC-N107 Mesh upper). Print time approx 10-12 hours. x8 required to complete each ring.
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Movie_Dalek_Light_Lens.stl
By AlanB01
Movie_Dalek_Light_Lens.stl. Just been modeling the 60's movie dalek from the plans on here, great plans guys, so I thought I'd model the lights first so here is my take on the light lens, use as you will just give me a mention. Enjoy.
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Movie_Dalek_Light_Lens_Base.stl
By AlanB01
Movie_Dalek_Light_Lens_Base.stl. This is the base for the light lens it's been dished to fit the Dome
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NSD Upper Neck Ring Segment (For 200mm bed)
By jaguwa68
Upper neck ring segment that incorporate the strut knuckle. x8 required to complete the ring. I glued each segment together one after the other using superglue and clamps, then filled on both the underside and the joints using U-pol Fantastic two part body filler.
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NSD Mid Neck Ring Segment (For 200mm bed)
By jaguwa68
Mid neck ring segment that incorporates the strut knuckle. x8 required to complete the ring. I glued each segment together one after the other using superglue and clamps, then filled on both the underside and the joints using U-pol Fantastic two part body filler.
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NSD Lower Neck Ring Segments (For 200mm bed)
By jaguwa68
Lower ring segments that incorporate the strut knuckle. x4 of N101 and x4 N102 required to complete the ring. The N102 includes a feature to fix in an M6 x 50 nut and bolt to locate the neck assembly to the shoulders at a later date. I glued each segment together one after the other using superglue and clamps, then filled on both the underside and the joints using U-pol Fantastic two part body filler. An alternative to wooden routed rings if, like me, your router (and routing skills!) are a bit dodgy.
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"Eve of the Daleks" Gatling Gun for NSD. Full Size, Rotating
By threegringos
This is the NSD "Gatling Gun" weapon as seen on the trailers for the 2022 New Year's episode "Eve of the Daleks".
This 3D model was made before the episode aired, so the scren shots were very limited. It looks accurate to my eye, however more details may become apparent once we get to see the entire episode.
I used Fusion360 to create this model. It's split into multiple parts for ease of printing.
You will need to provide a 25.4mm (1 inch) diameter pipe for the arm, and also mount a suitable 102mm (4 inch) ball-joint. I always use magic 8-ball toys for my ball joint.
The eight small pipes coming out of the rear of the gun part are 6mm diameter. You can either print them from my files, or optionally use stainless steel drinking straws, cut to length.
I did include an internal gear in the main body of the gun, and an additional pinion gear in case somebody wants to motorize the rotation of the weapon. I haven't had time to figure that out yet.
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Evil of the Daleks - Emperor Dalek 5 Inch Model Kit
By audrey2
This is a model kit of the Emperor of the Daleks from Evil of the Daleks.
It should print in scale with the Character Options dalek figures. It should print with no supports required if you have a well-tuned printer printing at a high enough resolution.
Print 12 of the hemi_large, and 2 of the hemi_small, and you'll have everything needed for a Dalek civil war.
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NSD Hemisphere mounting
By Prefect1938
Hello,
Hope you are all doing well. Please find attached my mounting for the hemispheres, like others I went for the 100mm bobbles which are nice but not very robust. To overcome this a bit and also help mount them I designed this mounting which incorporates a backing for the bobble so that it can be glued to it and therefor strengthening it considerably. It's so strong in fact that I can stand on it with my full Dad weight without it crushing, and yet it only weighs 41g! I have incorporated a hole though it so that a 5mm bolt or threaded rod can be simply screwed in to mount it to the skirt. It requires no supports, no brim and only 5% infill. I can print 4 at a time in 24hrs, increasing the printer speed to 120%. If you print it in black there is no further finishing required other than to fit your painted half bobble. I suggest printing one as a test to check it is a good match for your bobbles and if not a slight % change should be enough. A good test is to put a little blue-tack on the frame and to check that it is well squished when fitting the bobble. Please note the following Cura Standard setting over rides -
Wall line count - 2
Top layers - 4
Bottom layers - 8
Infill density - 5%
Infill pattern - Triangles
Support - None
Build adhesion - None
Any questions or comments very welcome.
Thanks, Scott.
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Eye design
By MechDesign
This is a design I did for Nigel and his new dalek that will be named Avo.
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Moflash Lens STL (NSD dome lights)
By ddoherty958
This is my Moflash lens for the NSD dome lights. It's just the lens, no cage. It's as accurate as I can make it, of course feedback is welcome.
If you want to try printing it in clear filament here's the file! I found it extremely hard, having problems with bed adhesion in particular.
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Recent File Reviews
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Michael56 4
I'm in my late 60's. I live in Australia and have always enjoyed Doctor Who from the very first episode aired here around 1965 when I was 9 years old. Thought how amazing it would be to have a Dalek but had no idea how or where to even begin UNTIL I came across this site. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to at least be able to start on a Dalek build and will detail my progress as it goes along.
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Mark Sheriff 6
Excellent , looks great and very well designed , well thought out . thank you
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Marc Harris 73
I'm in my 50s and have since I was a boy watching Dr Who in the 70s always dreamed of making a Dalek for fun, now I have the time and resources, along with your forum's help it's time to live that dream.
I have watched some of the members videos, and I am very impressed with what I have seen.
Long live the Who verse.
I will document my progress and share any innovations I make
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Chris R 25
Great set of models that printed and fitted together really easily. Can't comment on accuracy as I'm no expert but very happy with the result
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Dalek Hal 312
Great file, easy to print
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doctorone 3
Great plan but the pivot does not print as it is not complete like the eye stalk
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