ajlelectronics
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An STL would be ideal. Thank you. My email is public anyway so it can go here : mig22@ ajlelectronics.co.uk notice the anti harvesting space though!
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ajlelectronics
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Received, thank you kindly.
Onoff
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The connectors salvaged from the Makita battery pack fit pretty well, very well in fact. Engages with the tool like it's a factory fit.
Slight pita in that each is a different size! I've gone chunkiest on the +, next on the - and the skinniest for the T terminal.
Next onto the Makita section. Bulk is already done from the many previous Makita to whatever adapters.
For the most ergonomically pleasing look the Makita battery will sit so it's + and - terminals are reversed to how the terminals are on the Parkside. Some crossover action is required!
Also need to incorporate the resistor.
Slight pita in that each is a different size! I've gone chunkiest on the +, next on the - and the skinniest for the T terminal.
Next onto the Makita section. Bulk is already done from the many previous Makita to whatever adapters.
For the most ergonomically pleasing look the Makita battery will sit so it's + and - terminals are reversed to how the terminals are on the Parkside. Some crossover action is required!
Also need to incorporate the resistor.
Onoff
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If you happen to print any spares I could use oneI did start the layered abs ones but half of the layers got lost. I need to tidy the shed!
Bump.
What was it you wanted printed? A Makita to Parkside adapter?
Onoff
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So you want something that plugs into a Parkside, with take offs?
Does that not happen with a windows pc search?What sir needs is Everything. It indexes all your files, so you just need to take a guess at the filename. Free too
I just created one. Perhaps a kind mod would consider moving a few messages across from when you started again...
I don't actually any have any Parkside tools (I did but I can't locate the jigsaw. ) lol
My main focus is Ferrex 20/40 batteries running other tools I have. Currently a botch and Stanley fat max.
Does it miss things then?Well, yes. That'll be the Lada version
Tangledfeet
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Hi, my name is Andrew and this is my first time in at one of these meetings; I have had a 3d printer, an Ender 3 V2 - if anyone would like to sponsor me I'd be very grateful.
I've had it for a couple of weeks and this is the first the thing I've designed (Inventor) and printed. It's a yoke to allow me to use an old tripod as a rest for an another of my foibles, air rifles.
Please be gentle.
I've had it for a couple of weeks and this is the first the thing I've designed (Inventor) and printed. It's a yoke to allow me to use an old tripod as a rest for an another of my foibles, air rifles.
Please be gentle.
DAPPH
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My neck top computer is so unreliable I open a page on my paper note book for each start & end date of drawings and prints done with a little description abpout it . have to be very careful to stick to simple names like , " Mounting block for glass house misting spray head and not include many numbers and single letters . Still lose the odd one especially in STL file form .Thanks. However, if you have forgotten completely, that you created the file in the first place then it's not much use!
E3D are running a competition where you have to print a stress test Spider, and you can win one of their new ObXidian Revo nozzels - https://e3d-online.com/blogs/news/e3d-halloween-competition-2022
I thought I'd give it a bash with the Glow in the Dark PETG I've been using lately, and this is the result -
Yes, the web involves bridging with no supports, and the spider gets printed on top of the web.
I thought I'd give it a bash with the Glow in the Dark PETG I've been using lately, and this is the result -
Yes, the web involves bridging with no supports, and the spider gets printed on top of the web.
