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8th generation, Weyland type
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It’s listed as an ESP32-Audio-Kit.
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Onoff
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Something it'll be printing tomorrow...
Came to fit the magnets on the sliding gate tonight and can't for the life of me find the other one of these plastic brackets:
Laddo to the rescue:
Will be done in black PETG.
Came to fit the magnets on the sliding gate tonight and can't for the life of me find the other one of these plastic brackets:
Laddo to the rescue:
Will be done in black PETG.
Getting the hang of that petG??
Onoff
In the land of the unfinished project I am King!
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He seems to be.
Onoff
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Still not as neat and tidy as PLA tbh. Cleans up a bit with a hot air gun.
PETG is a lot more stringy. Heat gun, or lighter smooths it off though.
Main thing is to make sure the filament is dry. I keep all mine in sealed food containers (Locknlock HSM952 will take a single roll, and HPL889 will take 4), with a few sachets of reusable silica, when the rolls aren't on the printer. I also stick in a cheap humidity monitor, so I can see when the silica is needing a microwave session.
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My Boxford STS lathe uses a Rapid type L quick change toolpost. I printed these to allow me to use a dial test indicator without using one of the toolholders.
I printed two types, one for my Verdict DTI and one for a plunger type DTI.
I printed the holes at 6.8mm so I could run a tap through them.
In the background you can see the holders I made the toolholders.
I printed two types, one for my Verdict DTI and one for a plunger type DTI.
I printed the holes at 6.8mm so I could run a tap through them.
In the background you can see the holders I made the toolholders.
That's cool. Don't suppose anyone knows of similar for a dickson tool post. Size 2 I think mine is??
DAPPH
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Despite reviewing that programme 648 times to try .
Onoff
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Getting on with my electric sliding gate I was mulling hiding a gate fob behind the car dash. Did similar before for a mate on his Focus. There he just bought a Ford switch meant for something else (can't remember what function).
On my MK4 Mondeo there's a couple of dash blanks. Had my lad print a bezel in black PETG with a 22mm hole in. Other than he had some crap on the bed it should work. Think this space is for a START button on diesels or something.
The printed one and the hole:
The original blank with the printed jobbie fitted:
Can't decide on these two push buttons, not interested in illuminating it I don't think in case it's distracting:
Or:
On my MK4 Mondeo there's a couple of dash blanks. Had my lad print a bezel in black PETG with a 22mm hole in. Other than he had some crap on the bed it should work. Think this space is for a START button on diesels or something.
The printed one and the hole:
The original blank with the printed jobbie fitted:
Can't decide on these two push buttons, not interested in illuminating it I don't think in case it's distracting:
Or:
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Nothing special. A set of four spacers in three different lengths: M5 clearance, 20mm, 25mm and 30mm. These are the three items that get duplicated in Cura to produce the 12.
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badabec
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This bloke lists various one, with and without DTI
