This is the same set of nails. Flash on/off. KB Shimmer No Illusions Shade Shifter. Love the range of color in this bottle!
In that case, this is a jawny.
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Sir, this is a joey
I see a kitty I upvote a kitty
bonus points for beanshots
I usually refer to this chart :)
It was the first minute of caturday when posted. Time zones are a thing.
I took the time to dress the back of my desk, and all cables are routed appropriately, but there are SO many of them it still looks like spaghetti.
How my FPS game is, now that I'm older.
And this year :)
Well, damn. You're right. I must rescind the point distribution.
You have Cocoa Puffs and Corn Pops combined, I'm going to give you 2 points for that.
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[CUSTOM, UNKNOWN] House Car - When you leave the woods but the woods doesn't leave you
(lemmy.world)
Spotted in town last summer...
I got a bug in my drawers to upgrade my printers to full linear... I print so much I keep wearing out the bearing wheels and have to replace them more regularly than I care for.
I've been working on and testing this design, and am very happy with is so far. I'm cranking out prints at 150mm/s with the stock hotend. I have a new heat brake and block to install that should get me up to 250mm/s.
I'll be redesigning the parts once more before I release, but this should be a full retrofit that reuses most of the original parts, and preserves the original part offsets so you don't lose any build area space. The final design will be a lot cleaner and more refined than blocky test parts. I'll be designing and releasing my own hotend cooling system as well that will incorporate a second 5015 blower for parts cooling.
More to follow!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1051720
My old collector has been giving me issues, so I designed a new one that bolts into a 5 gallon bucket. It's easy to print, easy to assemble, and works very well. I've published it to thingiverse for others to enjoy. There are a few adapters published that include the HFT Bauer mini shop vac (for suction) and 1.75" utility hose that is standard to most regular shop vacs.
My old collector has been giving me issues, so I designed a new one that bolts into a 5 gallon bucket. It's easy to print, easy to assemble, and works very well. I've published it to thingiverse for others to enjoy. There are a few adapters published that include the HFT Bauer mini shop vac (for suction) and 1.75" utility hose that is standard to most regular shop vacs.
A little chippy since I've had this color on for a few days already. KB Shimmer and ILNP have some great shade shifters and holographics. This is a linear holographic by KB called "The Tide is Right".
Sharing my custom Sofle RGB. Spent a lot of time designing a minimalistic case. Figured it would be fun to show off here :) Full set of pics and info here https://imgur.com/gallery/hXzjwtz
All of this stuff is usually fit onto a single board, crammed into a very specific amount of space, and is thoroughly and iterated until it works properly. This isn't the kind of stuff a home lab does, but you could certainly try. I think it would be damn near impossible to do it better and more reliably than teams of hundreds or thousands of various engineers. It's not like you can just take a phone CPU and slap it on a random board without a ton of forethought.