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.

 

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

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

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.

 
 

I wanted a fairly large sphere for a project. 

 

60 identical pieces: a360.co/3AqNVyF
(The model is for a 1m ball, the idea being to scale it to suit, i made a 650mm one)

Mill belt & drawbar cover with drawbar button.  It's not going to stop some sort of catastrophic belt/pulley failure from coming through, but it should keep most chips & coolant out of that area.  The assembly is remarkably stiff once the mounting screws are snugged down.

Assembly is about 11" (280mm) tall for size reference.  ABS, printed pretty hot for decent layer adhesion.  Surprisingly little warping.

 

Looks like it came from the factory with it, cool!

The frame of my Voron 2.4 350mm cubed
 

Welcome to the dark side!