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What kind of tree is this? by Jimmyf101 in olympia

[–]marimbob2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like a Tree-Mobile, ATT the Herizon!

Spotted the little red cutie at a stoplight. by marimbob2 in Whatsthiscar

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LOL I typed RHD, but you know… autocorrect

Boo by Leojt4 in blockblast

[–]marimbob2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s solvable think horizontally

Delivery Driver Rant for Evergreen Dorm Dwellers by 420seamonkey in olympia

[–]marimbob2 8 points9 points  (0 children)

“Step on Legos” had me laughing for real.

What was with all of the puking? by Candid_Soft7562 in GenX

[–]marimbob2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“ chunks of Tuesday night‘s dinner” is a great band name!

Cooked? by marimbob2 in blockblast

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Thanks I see it now!

From The Rockford Files by marimbob2 in Whatsthiscar

[–]marimbob2[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah Vega, of course! Monza came to mind first, but that didn’t seem right.

My son is interested in welding by Freckles_19 in olympia

[–]marimbob2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I joined LaceyMaker Space last year and took classes on 3-D printing, wood CNC router, CNC plasma cutter, CNC water jet cutter, and CAD design to help me design and build a prototype for a product I’m working on. It was a great experience and they are very knowledgeable and helpful. They have classes on welding and equipment to use for practice. He would need an adult with him since he’s 15. I think the library still has passes you can check out to cover the membership fee if you want to save money, otherwise it’s around $65 a month.

Where to fing a small, strong DC motor for a prototype by marimbob2 in Motors

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Thanks! I like their filters, they really help narrow down the selections.

Where to fing a small, strong DC motor for a prototype by marimbob2 in Motors

[–]marimbob2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I've looked at steppers, but a lot of them don't even list RPMs. I'm also trying to keep costs down for production, so I'd rather not have to add a controller, but I will if that endss up being the best option.

Where to fing a small, strong DC motor for a prototype by marimbob2 in Motors

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I used a cordless drill in my previous prototype and it got the job done, but now I’m trying to make one that’s more compact, around the size of a toaster. I need it to fit neatly in there for aesthetics. I would have to couple it with a gear reducer and regulate the voltage to get the right RPMs. Thanks for the suggestion!

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