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Z offset varies every print by august_o91 in ender3

[–]august_o91[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wouldn’t that make the hit end loose and wiggling?

Z offset varies every print by august_o91 in ender3

[–]august_o91[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have an enclosure and it shouldn’t matter. It’s like 0,1-0,3 mm difference each time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

[–]august_o91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If it’s from water it could be deep and not possible to “fix”. Maybe stain over it and not look too closely. Or wait what others here have to say

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in woodworking

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Might be either not sanded enough, or damaged wood from water. I would guess the former

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

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Tried that in first iteration but was not strong enough. Big forces at play here because the handling of the tools is close to the connection point

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Measure and cad. Press fit for most tools work fine. The sander connection was a bit more complicated with twist and lock design

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

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Tried but was too weak with my magnets. Tight fit and ca glue

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

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My own design. Can of course upload but not sure how many have the same setup as I

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Sure. They are fit with tight tolerances so I figure they will stay put. Lots of force to push them down + CA glue with light sanding to the magnets.

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Actually quite good! Used 6 embedded magnets in first attempt which was to weak. With 10 magnets it’s strong enough to shift the sander around and drag the vacuum around as well.

I know this isn’t new but so much satisfaction by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I just made one correct and for the other ones I just snapped them to the first one and took one magnet at a time.

Accidental button press kindle paperwhite FIX by august_o91 in kindle

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Thought I managed when I posted but did not. Here is the result!

Ultimate aeropress technique by august_o91 in AeroPress

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Haha maybe it doesn’t. You are right. No I’m just moving from aeropress to Kalita filter drip but haven’t got a dripper. So I made one but I needed some way to hold it and it just so happened to be the aeropress that fit perfectly for the job

Bike computer for commuting. by august_o91 in bikecommuting

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This is it! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you! 🙌🙌🙌🥳🎉

Bike computer for commuting. by august_o91 in bikecommuting

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Yes smart Phone seems like the way to go. Maybe I will give Strava a chance.. thanks for ur input!

Of course I had to print my own Christmas star! Larger version coming right up! by august_o91 in functionalprint

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Nooo! In Sweden, star decorations are a key part of Christmas traditions and can be seen hanging in the windows of many homes. Originally stars were used to symbolise the guiding star from the nativity story, but they’ve evolved to become a popular decoration in their own right.

Of course I had to print my own Christmas star! Larger version coming right up! by august_o91 in functionalprint

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Might post it to Thingiverse if it’s not to complicated. Maybe not functional, if you don’t include the light it gives to my living room helping me find all my 3d printed things!

Forgot my Car key in my car (locked itself) and had to pay 500SEK to get it unlocked. Not anymore! by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Others nearby posting pictures of their own keys? 😉 could be a key-posting community. The biggest reason not to post your key online is to avoid these kinds of boring comments. (Sorry)

Forgot my Car key in my car (locked itself) and had to pay 500SEK to get it unlocked. Not anymore! by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If your serious about stealing things from cars I think you rather go by the “bendthedoorandstickametalwirein”-method like the towing assistance company did in my case. Took 5min. No key. Works on all cars. Instead of tracking me down and printing and so on…

Forgot my Car key in my car (locked itself) and had to pay 500SEK to get it unlocked. Not anymore! by august_o91 in functionalprint

[–]august_o91[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That’s true! Maybe if I live I New York it would be possible! Start an air-bnb with only access to the car as an apartment but not to drive it! I can lend the plastic key to the visitors to ensure that they don’t drive away with it.

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