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  1. pdentrem

    So I've jumped into the rabbit hole

    Slitting saw now has a home as well. I printed the saw rack vertically to avoid using supports. Could of added 1 maybe 2 more slots, obviously if the blades were vertical more could be stored in the same space, but I was limiting the space required to allow it to fit in lower height drawers. It...
  2. pdentrem

    So I've jumped into the rabbit hole

    Had picked up a used 1-2 without a case. So I printed one. This one has a longer area for the mic head to sit in without having to wind it in when done using it like the standard factory cases are. Pocket area for adjustment tool and standards. Pierre
  3. pdentrem

    Grinder for removing swelling on hot rolls

    Different braze materials for in-house use and resellers. Majority at 0.002” ribbons, and from 0.016” down to 0.0005”. Mostly used by mil spec modules in the electronics industry.
  4. pdentrem

    Grinder for removing swelling on hot rolls

    Top roll is +90% done, and one can see the chatter marks left from the supplier’s grinder! We need to talk to him about that! I will be doing both rolls naturally and then moving on the the other machines. Pierre
  5. pdentrem

    Bambu Labs to implement an authorization and authentication protection mechanism

    No need to reprogram, just replace with like for like. Respool other make of PETG onto a Bambu PETG spool for example.
  6. pdentrem

    Bambu Labs to implement an authorization and authentication protection mechanism

    The RFID can be side stepped by respooling new filaments onto Bambu spools. I had almost bought the X1C but went to Prusa.
  7. pdentrem

    Grinder for removing swelling on hot rolls

    The cardboard represents the roll, but the roll is 4” diameter while this mail tube is 3”. Pierre
  8. pdentrem

    Grinder for removing swelling on hot rolls

    That is right. We believe this should work as we are just removing a small amount of metal and not in a rush to do so. Going to set it up next week and try it. Fingers crossed! Pierre
  9. pdentrem

    Grinder for removing swelling on hot rolls

    This has been idling for a very long long time. Rolling mill rolls are ground flat but when heated they expand but not equally across the working length, as the heaters are usually in the center and the end which are near the oil cooled bearings are naturally cooler. So naturally the material...
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