(11-26-2023, 05:33 AM)Dr Stan Wrote: [ -> ]Wonder when Ed will start printing boxes for his underware and sock drawers? 
Right after he prints the dresser and the drawers of course. Looks like you'll be following suit soon yourself.
Who knew 3-D printing would become so addictive?
(11-26-2023, 02:10 PM)Highpower Wrote: [ -> ]Who knew 3-D printing would become so addictive? Rotfl
It sure has saved me from scrapping a bunch of expensive metal.
Ed
Almost 10 years ago I heard about a project that involved the US Navy & Boeing. They were going to put 3D printers on some of the larger ships (aircraft carriers I think) along with STL files that covered some of the more frequently needed items that could be made from plastic. I remember as a MR (Machinery Repairman) or machinist in the civilian world making a lot of things out of brass and/or aluminum that would have been better made from plastic especially things exposed to salt water.
I had my micrometer stacked on top of my dial calipers. Since I use the dial calipers a whole lot more than the micrometer I kept having to move the micrometer so I 3D printed a separate shelf for it.
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I was stacking these end mill holders on each other and I kept knocking the top one down. Fixed it.
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Sorry if this shows up twice, thought I posted awhile ago, but it didnt sow up.
Optical switch mount to read the encoder disc on my CNC mill conversion project.
Its just one channel plus index, not quadrature. Printed in two parts and has adjust ability.
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Oh, hell no. You can't just post one closeup teaser picture without making a thread on this and showing/telling us more details!
(12-14-2023, 04:16 PM)rleete Wrote: [ -> ]Oh, hell no. You can't just post one closeup teaser picture without making a thread on this and showing/telling us more details!
LOL...I am the poster boy for your sig line!! this has been an on and off project for nearly 15 years or more. I have changed direction and redesigned it more times than I care to admit...and it has never even made chips yet. And I suk at taking pictures while working on it. Its just your basic X3 conversion that has been done a million times before. But I will try to start a thread for you soon
Made an adapter for my belt grinder so I could hook up the shop vac.
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(12-31-2023, 12:28 PM)EdK Wrote: [ -> ]Made an adapter for my belt grinder so I could hook up the shop vac.
Ed
Have you tested it yet? I'm curious to know if you get a static charge build up on your grinder frame.
