exxos blog - random goings on

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...and so it begins... if it ends or not is a totally different matter...

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Yay! just gotta wait for it to all cool down before I start trying to hammer it off the bed!

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As expected, some slight oopsies

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EDIT:

Hacksaw later...

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REV1 on the go...

Tried to cut down on material a bit as took over 3 hours to print!

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Made a bit more progress on the TOS206 boards. Left them on a glass sheet on my hot plate to see if I can get some warmth around them to dry them out quicker.

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REV1 is a lot better (*SHOVES*) Seems mostly now the slots for the top of the syringe are not going far enough back, so need to fix that.. need my nuts to come so I can get the right size slots for those next...

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More tweaks...

The slot for the top of the syringe has now been put back, the slots themselves were actually fine, it was the semicircle part of the syringe which was not cut backwards for some odd reason

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I have also taken a chunk out of the bottom part to allow the syringe to go in the holder at an angle easier... Because the top of the syringe now goes in at an angle, I have also angled the top part of the syringe so it should slot in a lot easier now...

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REV3 underway.. It is surprisingly strong even at 10% infill...

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Next project... As my printer has 80 mm fans on the back, I want to connect a hose to the back fans. So then the fan pumps out the stink from inside and blows it down the hose which I can throw out of the window...

So thus my fan ducting adapter is born...

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This one fits really nice now

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I guess I don't really need the lug parts to hold the nut..