I printed these yesterday and fished them out of the dissolution bath (removes support) today. Greenback for scale.
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They are some fin spacers for my Apache. They will each have an R3 HD camera. Once I finish and check fit on these I'll print another pair.
FYI, material is ABS.
Chose the R3 because of size and the ability to move the camera module (hack). Video quality is quite reasonable. Had a couple shut down on the pad due to thermal issues (in the sun) so I am starting to manage that better. Nothing loaded to the web for viewing yet. Build thread here with more detail: https://forum.ausrocketry.com/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=6230I'd be interested in hearing more about the R3 cameras that you mentioned.
So what do you do with a spool of filament you don't like? Garbage? Local School?
I'm giving up on this Amazonbasics white PLA. The longer I have it, the worse it behaves. And it's only been a couple weeks. I swapped in some Hatchbox white PETG, and poof, I get 1st layer adhesion back, and brims actually bond line-line instead of popping off in a long coil.
Would it be possible to have the reel permanently in the dehydrator and just feed the filament out through a hole? That could add a convenience factor.I use a food dehydrator.
This is pretty close, especially if you add a desiccant packet:Would it be possible to have the reel permanently in the dehydrator and just feed the filament out through a hole? That could add a convenience factor.
This is pretty close, especially if you add a desiccant packet:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1332650
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2394480
Tony
from the first link:
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Would it be possible to have the reel permanently in the dehydrator and just feed the filament out through a hole? That could add a convenience factor.
Here is a design I was looking at this heated version for a dry box.
Printed a case for my action cam. Wanted to be able to swap it out onto the one of the four 54mm tubes I'm using. Turned out looking phallic LOL but should be functional. applied a thin coat of silicon on the face that will be against the tube, let it dry, now I have a nice anti-skid surface, man does it ever stick well. Of course I will be using either electrical tape or painters tape to secure it. Anxious to see how will it will work.
I think we understand that it won't dehydrate filament that has already absorbed moisture, but it seems to me the best solution is to prevent that in the first place. So a filament container with a desiccant pack seems to be a pretty decent way to avoid issues. I use a large ammo dry box with desiccant packs for storage but being able to feed from the storage box itself is a pretty handy feature.I tried it. I made one with a ziplock sealed box. It keeps it dry but will no dehydrate. You will still need a dehydrator.
I tried it. I made one with a ziplock sealed box. It keeps it dry but will no dehydrate. You will still need a dehydrator.
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