I’ll give that STL a try on our resin printer at work Monday and test the fit and probably the breaking strength with our ABS resin. Great idea @SpecialTest. I always forget to try to make stuff at work instead of trying to buy it.
Bungee Adapters for Deep6 Excursion
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SpecialTest
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I make too many things... often getting them to that "good enough" point before actually finishing, and then never finishing.
I haven't made any more progress on these. With COVID, the holidays, and a couple major house projects, I've put it off for a bit.
I haven't made any more progress on these. With COVID, the holidays, and a couple major house projects, I've put it off for a bit.
What kind of issues were you having? I have an excursion and modeling software and would be happy to mess with it.
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SpecialTest
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I'm not having any problems, other than finding time to work on these.
I was just saying that most personal projects I get to "good enough" and never circle back and finish completely.
I was just saying that most personal projects I get to "good enough" and never circle back and finish completely.
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Managed to start some secondary ops (the hole for the computer lug) and had high fall out of mistakes due to the fact that I unwittingly got rid of most of my square surfaces by waterjetting them (kerf angle).
I saw this coming once I picked them up from the waterjet shop... one of the machinists was laughing at me, "See, look at what you have us make!"
I imagine my bad ones will still be usable, but will look crooked once mounted.
I've already got design changes for future revisions.
I saw this coming once I picked them up from the waterjet shop... one of the machinists was laughing at me, "See, look at what you have us make!"
I imagine my bad ones will still be usable, but will look crooked once mounted.
I've already got design changes for future revisions.
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My project went untouched for a while and it worked it's way into the black hole known as my desk. Haven't been able to find 'em since. Ooops
Guess I'm startin' over. I'm scrapin' the "dust knuckle look" idea. Ended up chasing my tail trying to hold on to them during the secondary ops. Gonna see if I can find enough material in the scrap bin or order some new lengths of 6061.
Guess I'm startin' over. I'm scrapin' the "dust knuckle look" idea. Ended up chasing my tail trying to hold on to them during the secondary ops. Gonna see if I can find enough material in the scrap bin or order some new lengths of 6061.
Tournesol2000
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Keep up the battle @SpecialTest !
You may have some interested buyers at the end of the day.
I love the creativity and knowledge. Thank you!
You may have some interested buyers at the end of the day.
I love the creativity and knowledge. Thank you!
FezUSA
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If you provide a completed SolidWorks file that you're happy with, I may be able to talk the engineer & CNC guy at work to make one, or two...!
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