Added an "Old Town Canoe" to the repository that can be downloaded and printed.
Also there is a bench seat downloaded that can be modified and used for other applications.
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Fantastic detail with those boat trailers! I know nothing about boats ( my brother had me out on a catamaran on a Minn. Lake), nor 3D printing, but l would sure like to be able to print Mack rail buses, and, for watercraft. a gold dredge as in SE Idaho or Fairbanks. Are there vocational school courses in 3D printing?
Like I stated in an earlier post "the hardest part of 3D printing is the part. If you can't design a part on CAD then you are left to use someone else's like the parts we have on the the "Repository" which has quite a lot and is growing.
I suggest if you are not using a CAD program to design parts then start there. Get a simple CAD program, some are free and start designing simple parts. When you can do that you will have a much better chance of being productive using 3D printing which is not really that hard to learn and you can pick up a fairly inexpensive printer to start with. You could try to find someone locally who does 3D printing and would spend some time guiding you, that is all you should need. All the parts we put on the Repository are free to use. You can even get answers from this Forum if you run into problems.
I started with TinkerCad moved on to 123Design(no longer around) then to Rhino.
I learn new features in Rhino7 via YouTube tutorials.
I have been saying for a number of years now; 3D design isn't that hard!
