Some beautiful work and some great ideas also!
Trying out making a set of gaskets with my 3D printer and some TPU filament. I'll let you know how it goes. These aren't for an engine or anything like that, it's something for the glass top of the printer to rest on, that is part of a riser I'm printing.
I will for sure be interested in how easy or not that is to print.
Tried it once before, didn't work all that well. This time I dried it for a day first, so we shall see.
Edit: BTW, how is the Pi working out for your on that printer you bought? Ever set up Octopi on it?
Turned out nice, although the pics depth of field (focus) isn't all that great.
I have to admit i have not set the Pi up. I have been so busy at work etc. but everything works great that i am using. :-)
Your Tpu prints look good!
Yeah they came out nice, I guess dry TPU is good TPU. I hadn't tried it on the Bambu yet, it won't go through the AMS (automatic material switcher) so you have to hang it off the back. Kind of a pain when you are used to the convenience of the AMS, or I'm just getting lazy. I'm printing a riser for the AMS to sit on, that has drawers and places for build plates.
AMS Riser Remix by maCyo42 Remixed by maCyo42
Talking on 3D stuff--
Why would the installer of this (tankless water heater) not put a pvc screen or something on this intake? Not sure, but think it should have something so mouse won't go down?
maybe not needed, but it has one now.
took me 2 minutes to draw and 13 minutes to print, and cost 17 cents of material.
Why didn't I make it out of white? Because I want folks that see it to ask why. :-)
Why would the installer of this (tankless water heater) not put a pvc screen or something on this intake? Not sure, but think it should have something so mouse won't go down?
maybe not needed, but it has one now.
took me 2 minutes to draw and 13 minutes to print, and cost 17 cents of material.
Why didn't I make it out of white? Because I want folks that see it to ask why. :-)
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A few years back, my 80-something neighbor cut down a big sycamore on his property, and graciously gave me the trunk of the tree to have milled into lumber. It turned out to have some nice spalting, and I’ve made some furniture from it. Right before Thanksgiving, he lost his wife of 50+ years to Alzheimer’s; his daughter told me he found a plain old black hinged picture frame and put in it his fave pics of him with his wife. I got a similar-sized frame from Amazon with black hardware, and I made this picture frame out of the same sycamore, using the hardware from the other frame. The backs are made from nice pieces of alder. I think it turned out decently; I’m hoping my neighbor will appreciate the origin of the wood 
A few years back, my 80-something neighbor cut down a big sycamore on his property, and graciously gave me the trunk of the tree to have milled into lumber. It turned out to have some nice spalting, and I’ve made some furniture from it. Right before Thanksgiving, he lost his wife of 50+ years to Alzheimer’s; his daughter told me he found a plain old black hinged picture frame and put in it his fave pics of him with his wife. I got a similar-sized frame from Amazon with black hardware, and I made this picture frame out of the same sycamore, using the hardware from the other frame. The backs are made from nice pieces of alder. I think it turned out decently; I’m hoping my neighbor will appreciate the origin of the wood
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Excellent gesture, and I bet he will appreciate it more than you will ever know. Good for you!
