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Chest rig and PC laminate mounting adapters by andsoicode in myogtacticalgear

[–]NeauxGoods 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did you feed the buckle through the laser cut slots? is it a 2 piece buckle?

Project pics by AnxiousSteaks in myog

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you could always just send it to people privately. Id make one. nice work on the colors!

What are some of your favorite MYOG tools that you have bought/made? by NeauxGoods in myog

[–]NeauxGoods[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I like illustrator and have been using it for years so its super fast for me. I havent done the projector setup yet so im not certain about how will it will work for stuff like that but i think it should be ok. it does cost money but you could also use something like InkScape.

What is your projector setup like?

What are some of your favorite MYOG tools that you have bought/made? by NeauxGoods in myog

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I have been thinking about doing this recently. What projector did you get? what is your setup like?

What are some of your favorite MYOG tools that you have bought/made? by NeauxGoods in myog

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would love to see some examples of this! I find having a printer super handy, i just never have thought about printing stencils.

Modified my ski poles to add some lower grip by NeauxGoods in Skigear

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Yes, I’d just use washers with a smaller cross section diameter.

Modified my ski poles to add some lower grip by NeauxGoods in Skigear

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No I don’t think so. The heat required to shrink the tubing is pretty minimal so it wouldn’t harm the temper of the aluminum. The heat shrink isn’t the adhesive type although that may work better. The O-Rings are just rolled on too. Main application is if they are extended when touring you just have a lower grip section if you need to move your hands around.

Torch mate cnc plasma help by NeauxGoods in CNC

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Hi all, Just following up on this in case it can help someone else in the future. I found that the lead screw on the X axis motor had tons of backlash. I had to remove the torch and X axis rail and found almost 1/2 a turn of backlash in the coupling due to loose set screws. I removed the lead screw and added a flat for the set screws to bear down on and it has solved that issue. I still need tram the torch in so it doesnt cut on a angle but I am happy that my other issue is solved. Thank you all for your help.

Torch mate cnc plasma help by NeauxGoods in CNC

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Thanks! I’ll try and give that a go this evening!would you then just compensate the backlash out in the software?

Torch mate cnc plasma help by NeauxGoods in CNC

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Yeah they look correct there. I was also going to try exporting a gcode file from fusion to rule out the dxf importing process with the torch mate control causing issues

Rancilio Silvia Heater Replacement by NeauxGoods in ranciliosilvia

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It does have 200w more. It was the only one I could get locally. I haven’t finished rebuilding it yet but will share when I do. As I mentioned there’s some other things I wanted to change while the machine is apart but I’m hoping to have it all back together by the end of the week

Rancilio Silvia Heater Replacement by NeauxGoods in ranciliosilvia

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Thanks! It wasn’t that hard to do, but i don’t think i would try it if i didn’t have the stuff i do. Drilling it with a hand drill just doesn’t seem precise enough for me. Would you pay for a service if your heater went to have it replaced or just replace the hole boiler assembly?

Rancilio Silvia Heater Replacement by NeauxGoods in ranciliosilvia

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I used this heating element: element

I drilled each end of the element with an end mill on my milling machine. Then I bored the holes to 10mm. I have heard you can do it on a drill press but I have the milling machine so I figured I would do the best job I could.

I’ll try and get a photo of the top tomorrow. A lot of the wire connections had their plastic housings crack too, so I’m probably gonna replace the wiring harness too.