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For your high heels?
DAPPH
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Nah ...notice he only showed the bottom of the rack .For your high heels?
it was a few minutes after posting that he realised the rack is upside down an has a very large hole at the top end
For my sister's excessive collection of shoes, it has 2 layers of shelving and is over 1m long but that's not enough so needed more room!For your high heels?
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I didn't want to buy replacement tracks for the Snow-Trac models I got today so I designed and printed my own in pla.
They are only for static display so no need for tpu.
They are only for static display so no need for tpu.
Painted I'm assuming? Otherwise the poop bin must be touching the ceiling
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Painted I'm assuming? Otherwise the poop bin must be touching the ceiling
Painted, yes.
One of my main uses is to print stuff to paint.
What paint do you use? I tried some "universal" paint and it just started wicking through the layers.
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Stuff your 3D printer has made today...
more "under the radar" - one of the reasons why we don't sell them on FB - although other people sell the same prints on etsy, and ebay, without issues I had a guy I was selling vinyl too. He used to do that with JLS T-shirts etc and the cheeky git had the nerve to say I was spyng on his...
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I had a mini stroke and lost a lot of memory .. got some back but not enough yet to use my printer . So I cut a square of 5 mm checker plate , drilled the center with a 5 mm hole , made an arbor for my lathe and turned the treads off a perfectly turned round . On my plate there is a locating pin to stop the plate rotating
Has anyone made a successful print for the cover on a bench saw that is removed when you want to change the blade to keep fingers out the blade slot , yet allows45 degree angle cut ?
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Does anyone other than me regularly lubricate , clean , then rubricate the polished guide rod and stepper motor driven screw threads on their printers. I use lint free make up removal pads & isopropanol for cleaning & a syringe fitted with fine needle to place a drop here & there to lay a very fine film of liquid silicon ( Singer sewing machine silicone lubricant ) to lube them .
It came to me that a slight drag on one or more of the rods due to filament or dust build up can really mess up a print .
Your thoughts please ladies & gents.
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I have a hand written hard back note book , write all my printer titles in it with a rough description of it's purpose and the memory card number it is held in . now If only I could find the ***&*& book .
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TIP
Having shot many thousand of rounds out of rifles , and slugs out of ,177 & .22 air rifles thatr were all brand new rifles when I got them .........I offer you this tip .
Put at least five thousand slugs or more through you rifle whilst standing unsupported , do it over three days consecutive days , shoot at a self resetting weighted at the bottom , pivoted in middle plinking target set shooting from 35 mtrs away .
You'll get brain & muscle memory around 4800 slugs ... which will allow you to look , point shoot & hit the intended target with ease .
Polishing the action in the trigger group , using Brasso & thick solid card rub to fine smooth polish all surfaces & edges that rub will make trigger action much smoother & lighter too . You'll soon develop the new lighter touch that sends your slugs on their way
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Have had great fun re reading the thread , so some of my post will be a tad late .
I will be going through the rest over the next few days as I finally think I've got past the mini stoke so I can restart relearning 3D printing .
I will be going through the rest over the next few days as I finally think I've got past the mini stoke so I can restart relearning 3D printing .
I though you were very active on old threads.
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On the old Anycubic i3 Mega S we would note increased noise / vibration.
The new Bambu X1C messages you when it needs lubricating. I guess some form of sensor to pick up increased torque or maybe the LIDAR noting a slight decrease in bed movement speed.
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I'm thinking to have a say 50mm long straight section before it tapers at 45⁰. Then maybe even an angle greater than 45⁰ to limit the backflow before it reduces to the duct size. As it stands it'll suck a bit of paper to the front but there's a little bit of air coming out of the front if you have the cowl on which you obviously don't want. Without the cowl on there's no airflow out of the front.
Any suggestions? Bigger duct I guess
