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And just for good measure, the proverbial Pants-On-Fire Gemini

ok, finally getting back to this. My table is expanding to the right. Maybe I should take the average? LOL @gerritv if I use your equation I get major dimeter = 29.783. Looks reasonable to me, but doesn't match the others. What is it based on? @whydontu thanks for dropbox link, I found...

Selfishly speaking for myself, pretty hard to turn down an offer like that. Might better allow bringing things, informal show & tell style. And of course even if arriving with just coffee mug, the background scenery is pretty darn interesting LOL. But I'll go with the flow & subject to...

@Dan Dubeau I printed your hinge model laying flat like this. Very cool. It did not I suggest supports which I kind of understand now looking at the sectional slice, there is always infill material present but it just omits the clearance gap which is of course what you want for a hinge. I'll...

Way to go. That is pretty thin material & long bead lengths. What alloy is the pipes? Remind me, what type of TIG do you use? Do you use pulse at all? I have another question. Do you use any of these (apparently rebranded) products - what used to be called Alodine solutions? I've seen some nice...

Can you elaborate on your application/test? Coincidentally I've been dealing with a resonant vibration on my mill at a certain RPM. Would it be able to somehow 'visualize' that or detect source strength by holding it in different locations?

Ack! I found that model in Bambu Makerworld. When I tried to click it to get a link, it launched itself into my Bambu Studio Slicer, so still don't have the link & now I don't see it. Now I cant recall what specific search keywords I was originally using. I tried again with 'hinged box' & even...

I have noticed more than a few of these hinge type boxes which, if I understand, is a single plate print. I have yet to try a download, but just wondering if anyone has experience with the print & end result. Does it print with support in between the male/female hinge surfaces, then goes crunch...

Good sleuthing @gerritv Were you looking into this aspect for your own purposes beforehand or just assumed it probably was patented & so searched via that route? No shortage of smart people back in the day.

Super interesting equipment video. Anyway ~34:00 he shows a cam follower that guides the grinding relief geometry. This is similar principle to what I was trying to accomplish, but obviously mine is much more limited with a PITA fixed ramp profile. See how he 'adjusts' those 2 screws & it seem...