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| awemawson:
...what....you didn't PRINT the spring ........ :ddb: |
| Joules:
:Doh: BUGGER |
| BaronJ:
--- Quote from: Joules on December 24, 2015, 06:31:21 AM ---Cheers Baron, your spot on, but then my 3D prints aren't truly round in the bores :lol: I wonder if you can get ground and polished glass rod in 25 & 30mm diameter, would have to forget the spiral on 30mm glass, unless an angle grinder disk could put the groove in :scratch: (no I am not being serious, but...) --- End quote --- Actually you can ! I think Dow Corning or St Gobain do them. They are used in the chemical/scientific and communications industry, though ground ceramic tube could be cheaper. |
| Joules:
Now the Chaos gets really deep... Converting these parts into printable models and incorporating more suitable bearing and clamping surfaces. I will take a cue from the pointer casting with the taper hole, thats a good way to make locking parts with lots of contact area. I'm thinking of going that route for all the split joints on these parts. Another niggle for me, is a lack of knowledge in the use of the Quorn. I'm not sure where parts are likely to collide if I add more material and the CAD model I am working from already has surfaces colliding, so I know the model is wrong in places. LOTS to redraw I would really welcome links showing the Quorn in use and as many of the accessories as possible. |
| sparky961:
Surely glass is easier to print than metal.... :poke: |
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