Building a Life-Sized T-Rex in a Vintage Schoolhouse: The Skull Installation - T-Rex Project Part 16

Join me at Homestead High for a unique journey inside a transformed 1920's schoolhouse where we take on an extraordinary DIY challenge - constructing a 30-foot long, 15-foot high T-Rex skeleton! In Part 16 of the T-Rex Building Project, we're tackling one of the most intricate parts: installing the skull and neck bones.

Witness the creative process of affixing the 3D-printed skull, weighing about 50 pounds, using customized armatures and ingenious DIY techniques. This video is not just about assembling a dinosaur; it's a blend of engineering, art, and sheer determination.

Did you know? This T-Rex required eight Ender 3 Pro 3D printers, operating non-stop for several months, producing over 1200 pieces to create approximately 120 bones!

Stay tuned as we delve into the intricacies of this build, from 3D printing to structural challenges, in the unique setting of my homestead schoolhouse. If you're fascinated by DIY projects, 3D printing marvels, or just love dinosaurs, this series is for you. Don't forget to subscribe for more updates on the T-Rex Building Project and other eclectic adventures at Homestead High.

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