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I picked this up from a friend, seized and will be needing valves. the only thing i know about it is a Bauer branded unit does anyone have a clue what model this might be?

the accuracy will be non existent for this version (too much slop) but I am using it to iron out the software part of it. when that is complete I will remake those parts in metal

this is honestly what I use, though I want to step up my game with a vapor honing cabinet

So i been to the machine shop and pickup a set of micrometers but haven't paid for them yet but i have no clue about the value of them the small cute one says Mitutoyo 25mm 0.01mm with serial 4423622 -it was not zeroed when I got it even when fully closed The other is a M&W 2-6" No. 942moore...

I just logged on after being away for quite some time, I am building a V1 engineering low rider 3 router, it is quite modular so I'm building the 8x4 version of it for handling large plywood sheets

I finally got the chance to really check this out, i must say it is quite impressive lol, ill continue to prototype the version that i am making but will probably build this one when i get the chance, esp. if the software can do what I need it to do for mine I was going to get a friend of mine...

nothing really special just messing about with fusion 360 CAM, actually running the programs that I create is a nice thing, esp when I get to see how the machine behaves under load vs how it behaves in software. The CNC mill is a PCB mill that i designed in Fusion lol and now its come back full...

i plan on using it to actually make better parts for itself when it is completed

yup, the low rider V3 version

I agree with the 3D printer being able to quickly 'spit' out prototypes its almost unreal lol right now I'm printing a CNC router and should have it mostly done by next week, but ill need to order the hardware to fasten it together since I don't have that many of the types that are required the...

all the parts in grey are PETG and the blue and purple ABS i also scale everything up by about 0.3 - 0.6% that gives me good results too

with the ABS i print at 100C bed temperature though 80C should be good, but more important than that was to disable print cooling, we has massive issues with that when we did this then that sorted that problem out

any printer that has an autolevel feature is a nice quality of live improvement lol, when it comes to material though ABS, PETG probably nylon are your best bets ABS is similar to PLA but can survive a higher temperature range PETG is a very tough and somewhat flexible plastic, good abrasion...

if you are able to change the driver chip, then you need to ensure that vref is set before you use it on the motor

It depends and I don't have much long term data on this, if there is very little heat and slight compression then it would last a really long time, I wouldnt use it for o-rings though as the cross sectional area is round so the layers arent the best but flat gaskets are fair game. I had...