Hello,
Does anyone have assembled model of Lowrider v4, im starting the build but it would be way easier if I have assembled lowrider model.
Also im planning to build metal frame for table and then just screw panels on frame.
Hello! Ryan has not ever released one on the LowRider (while by contrast he has on the mostly printed printers he designed), and out of respect for him, those of us that build our own “complete” model, by dropping the printable files into a 3D space, refrain from sharing them.
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Just follow the assembly docs, they are pretty good and well explained with a ton of pictures. I seriously doubt you will need anything else for you to assemble your machine. Here’s the instructions: INSTRUCTIONS
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Today i have finished my complete model, i 
my computer was going to explode, it felt sluggish as hell
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Same to me, I do it in Fusion and I never open the file again because it takes about 5 minutes to open 
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For what it’s worth, my approach to alleviate that kind of issue is to bear in mind that the mesh complexity of the final models used for printing is, in many cases, far more detail than is needed for a functional mock-up, so I have used the mesh reduction feature in the Fusion 360 to reduce how many polygons there are, I have saved these reduced-polygon count models just for mock up use. Because I do some of my modeling in Fusion, and some in SketchUp, having it saved/exported allows me to then import the reduced polygon count models into a mock-up in SketchUp.
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yes i did simply soften the stls. with just a little patience it can be done. ( i did not use all the parts really just the main ones) whats difficult with this approach is to align the beam with each y plate to be in level.
btw, im doing this to see everything before i start making a 3rd (4th more really, idex) Lr4
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