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Removed the nut lugs.. Also made the thickness of the whole thing 5 mm less... There is no use really overhanging the syringe barrel, it only needs to support sides and the back really. I had it before because the base of the syringe be under a lot of pressure so I did not want to risk breaking.. But thinking about it, the bulk of the pressure should be on the top side of syringe anyway.. The bottom of the syringe should be more just or alignment as opposed to strength.


I am a bit stuck now, as I cannot do the mounting holes until my CNC framework arrives along with the motors etc :(

Not collapsed yet :lol: :thumbup:

Printed :) not sure why its got that odd couple of banding marks towards the top half ? :shrug:


EDIT:

ahhh, It looks like the print got incredibly thin towards the top as it is almost transparent looking at it now...

Finally started to program and test the TOS206 decoder boards... Hopefully these will be in stock again very soon...

Best Eagle routing ever!

Why is the last track never has anywhere easy to route :lol: :roll:

exxos wrote: 15 Apr 2021 12:01 Why is the last track never has anywhere easy to route :lol: :roll:

Because you started from the wrong end :P - couldn't resist.

Icky wrote: 15 Apr 2021 12:04 Because you started from the wrong end :P - couldn't resist.

:chairsmack: Annoying thing is it was all really nice and neat routed then I realised the chips orientated how I had them, would not fit in the ST :roll: So had to swap things around which made the routing a lot harder work :roll:

Part 1 done...

exxos wrote: 15 Apr 2021 13:07 Part 1 done...

If you use those smaller BQ buffer packages we were discussing the other day you could stager the DIPs and make it slimmer similar to the H4 buffer board.

https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... 587#p20746