3D printed stuff, showcase it here
25 Sep 2024 13:13 #310768
by spumco
Replied by spumco on topic 3D printed stuff, showcase it here
A laser would be nice for the lettering, but the Bambu does an OK-ish job if I set the first layer speed down to 15mm/sec.
ABS, two colors, cheapo carbon fiber build plate.
ABS, two colors, cheapo carbon fiber build plate.
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28 Sep 2024 14:39 #310980
by anfänger
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last thing I printed was a mounting thing to use a linear scale for adjusting the Z-Offset when moving the column
with printing you can make it big to get it rigid
with printing you can make it big to get it rigid
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28 Sep 2024 17:41 #310989
by andypugh
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A collet tray (for 4NS, to suit the Rivett)
A foundry pattern designed and printed for someone on the Holbrook lathes list. A back-gear cover for the Holbrook T15.
And the partly finished part in cast iron
A Givi rack to replace the passenger seat on my bike
youtube.com/shorts/UEeKN_uj1Pw?si=TfH2yq2sSMOxZEXm
A foundry pattern designed and printed for someone on the Holbrook lathes list. A back-gear cover for the Holbrook T15.
And the partly finished part in cast iron
A Givi rack to replace the passenger seat on my bike
youtube.com/shorts/UEeKN_uj1Pw?si=TfH2yq2sSMOxZEXm
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29 Sep 2024 01:28 #311011
by spumco
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ATC chip cover.
Top plate is 1/4" polyethelene; white skirt sections are PETG. Door, slider mechanism, and motor cover are PETG-CF.
Skirt sections have interlocking tabs, and are edge-glued with epoxy.
After 18 months in the making, the ATC just passed a torture test so I feel like I don't have to hide my shame.
Top plate is 1/4" polyethelene; white skirt sections are PETG. Door, slider mechanism, and motor cover are PETG-CF.
Skirt sections have interlocking tabs, and are edge-glued with epoxy.
After 18 months in the making, the ATC just passed a torture test so I feel like I don't have to hide my shame.
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