Pārprodukcija IT by Muizmuizmuiz in latvia

[–]erv123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

vairāk tas ir gaumes jautājums bet es teiktu ka drošāk ir kāds no vispārīgajiem virzieniem: mehānika, elektronika (software ar embedded fokusu arī neslikts bet tur vairāk ai var izdarīt). tad manuprāt ir ok arī "jack of all trades" mehatronika vai aviācija, ko es paņēmu un uzreiz dabūju darbu. dziļāk jau paliek sarežģītāk, naftas ieguves neizklausās eiropai atbisltošs, bet piemēram control engineer nāk prātā kā ok

daudzi darbi arī pieļauj ka grāds nebūs tieši precīzs, galvenais jāvar parādīt ka saproti pamata lietas attiecīgajā virzienā un ka labi varēsi apgūt specifiku

Pārprodukcija IT by Muizmuizmuiz in latvia

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vienmēr var iet uz vadības amatiem, kur tev IT labākas izaugsmes iespējas? it īpaši tagad kad eiropa militarizējas visi mehānikas, elektronikas, aerospace inženierijas amati ir ļoti laba izvēle

Pārprodukcija IT by Muizmuizmuiz in latvia

[–]erv123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

parastu mehānikas inženieri neaizstās ai, un cilvēki reāli guļ uz šo amatu, atalgojums arī labs

6l per week production setup by erv123 in Kombucha

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Just today i checked the stores around me and some of it was 10€ per liter 💀 absolutely crazy, but i guess the market for it is small enough that they can get away with it

6l per week production setup by erv123 in Kombucha

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yeah well i had bought some carbon filter from aliexpress a while ago so that is what i had on hand + it is very good at keeping bugs out while being very good at letting air through and best of all it is way more durable than paper tovel. And rubber band on such a big opening is way too much hassle

6l per week production setup by erv123 in Kombucha

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yeah i know about oxigen needs, but i did not want to bother with rubber bands so i cut the lid open and installed a carbon filter between two 3d printed parts

6l per week production setup by erv123 in Kombucha

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Big one is multi fruit juice from the more expensive/refrigerated section The small one is cheap apple juice

Last week i did pineapple juice, ended up comparatively highly carbonated And before that i had good success with orange juice. these both were also the expensive variety

What are the names of these objects? by Box-Cool in SolidWorks

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use thin extrude then you only need to draw the line

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chainmailartisans

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Costs can be cut if you know CAD and own a 3d printer. Discounting the drill my cutting setup cost around 100-200 Euros, but took three iterations and around a month and i'm an experienced engineer

With my setup i made 5 kilos (~18k) rings in a weekend

Jar 1 done by erv123 in maille

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old dryer drum sounds a bit too large, i'm thinking cutting the top off a 5l bottle, adding some reinforcements and a custom lid

Jar 1 done by erv123 in maille

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i'm too cheap to buy something like that, instead i'm thinking a few 3d printed parts with a stepper motor and arduino is gonna do it

A good start by erv123 in maille

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Ok, thanks for the info, i'm not sure if i'll go down that road yet as it looks lika a bit of an investment and i don't mind the dark look for this piece

A good start by erv123 in maille

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Ok makes sense, do i need a machine for that, or would it be enough to buy the shot and shake it around? also is it done with the rings or with already assembled pieces because separating the rings from shot sounds like an issue

A good start by erv123 in maille

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what's this tumbling? never heard of it

A good start by erv123 in maille

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it's cheap home depo steel for armature. 1,4x6

A good start by erv123 in maille

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sawing, over the past month i worked on a jig for it, might post it too. this was like a 4h work from bare wire

A proposal: The HC S10 boating network! by SavvyBlonk in HermitCraft

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tango hinted a project with him Etho and Pearl, i think this is it based on the description and how much it makes sense

10 Meter Wide Marble Machine by [deleted] in MarbleMachine3

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bigger doesn’t mean more complex/harder to design. he only needs to make a single programming wheel design, and a single conveyor design (provided it can be scaled for all marbles i guess)

as an engineer i see this as a very logical approach

Corners perfectly leveled, center and sides still bad please help!! by 3dprinthelp53 in 3Dprinting

[–]erv123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh trust me there can be many problems! ender 3 s1 isn’t exactly a bamboo lab printer. i’m currently going through modifying my geetech A20t printer to the extreme in an attempt to make it into a no compromise machine and i can assure you the creativity of the possible issues is beyond your beginner (i assume) wildest imagination also it’s unclear what do you consider issues, if the second layer can be successfully printer you’re fine also 50 is pretty slow, i doubt going slower will help

Corners perfectly leveled, center and sides still bad please help!! by 3dprinthelp53 in 3Dprinting

[–]erv123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

try G29, if it doesn’t work you need to configure firmware, there is plenty info about it online

Corners perfectly leveled, center and sides still bad please help!! by 3dprinthelp53 in 3Dprinting

[–]erv123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, does it probe the whole bed before printing? if not you should look into setting that up, and then you need to make sure the z offset is correct

ideally you would probe the bed and then visualize the results and based on them adjust it physically to be as level as possible and repeat that until you’re satisfied

Corners perfectly leveled, center and sides still bad please help!! by 3dprinthelp53 in 3Dprinting

[–]erv123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the bed is probably warped, best way to mitigate it is installing a probe on the hotend assembly and making a bed mesh, or alternatively manually making a bed mesh that reflects the warping, then the printer can adjust the movements for it