Made some replacement string pins for my guitar with #Onshape and #3DPrinting ! https://glow-ahead.ghost.io/replacement-guitar-string-pins/#/portal/
About to go live with another #SpaceSongSunday, where we shall see if they immediately break and lash me with steel fury. (glowascii on IG / https://bit.ly/spacesongsunday)
Ok, so I've realized belatedly that #onshape #cad does in fact support functional abstractions of parts over dimensions, which is neat.
You just gotta make a part, go into the "configurations" panel, "create a configuration variable", use that variable in your part, then in another part studio you can do a Derived feature referring to the first part, and then you get to specify a value for the "configuration variable", i.e. pass argument to the function.
My Space Station infinity mirror is getting close to a final alpha. Printing some last test pieces and then it's off to the races.
#cad #cad3d #3d #3dprint #3dprinting
#onshape #parametriccad #WLED #led #ledshow #anikimakes
I uploaded the tiny but functional monitor stand that I designed in #onshape to #thingiverse. Feel free to use it if it seems useful, or suggest improvements.
Moin #PhysikEdu,
ich habe endlich mein Isotopentafel-Puzzle fertig modelliert und gedruckt. Damit kann man die Isotope zusammenpuzzelnd und anschließend Zerfallsreihen ermitteln, wobei ein „Zerfallsrahmen“ auch nur auf die Isotope passt, die diesen Zerfall „können“.
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A thing that is not necessarily unambiguously positive, but which on balance I like about #onshape is that it forces you to make files public for free accounts... so kind of like the early web, I can learn a lot by paying attention to how other people solve problems.
this is because I think judging from forum posts I can safely conclude that #onshape 's notion of tangency constraints don't support intermittent contact, but in the mechanism I'm trying to think about, there's a cam follower with two faces such that the cam is always in contact with one face or the other, but not any single one for the entire time.
yeah this project got lorg
print time is at least 8 hours.....
I'm just gonna chop out and print some profiles for fit testing again. 35 minute prints to verify the tweaks I made sounds like a good idea, and I can set up to do a full print while I'm at work Monday.......
So, so close to being done... I've revised the bottom of the keyboard tray a couple times again. I realized the Z axis of my K1C is 250mm not 220mm, so I'm taking advantage of that extra space for the width of the tray.
I'm gonna step away from it for a bit, but I think I just want to fill in those back corners with more tray for better stability when in a lap... It just won't look as cool :S
Sleepy dummy brain fixed an important measurement mistake but I think I'll go to bed now >~>;; lol. Might cut some holes in the bottom plate to make it use less plastic?.... :S
Printing tomorrow!! :3!!!! #steamdeck #3dprinting #cyberdeck #onshape
#FreeCAD 1.0 is just amazing. Even as a beginner, I was able to pull off a parametric design for my new split keyboard. I'm at the point, where I like it more than #OnShape
Some useful tips:
- Download OpenTheme, imho it looks much nicer
- Apply the OpenTheme suggested settings
- Add DynamicData and Lattice2 and get familiar with it
My portable #airbrush LT-Boxx project really comes along. I designed some inset boxes to occupy the space and store supplies safely in the LT-Boxx. I fitted a custom inset for my compressor and I am super happy how it worked out so far. But since the inset is over 310mm in one dimension I had to cut it up in the slicer and Acetone weld the parts together. #3DPrinting #OnShape #MakersHour
@Maker_of_Things @makershour A1: Hey, I am Spark! I am a maker, woodworker from Germany. This week I didn't get much shop time. But I did design an air filter in #OnShape which I am currently #3dprinting to use for airbrushing. It consists of 4 pc cooling fans (120mm diameter), so I hope it will create enough airflow. #MakersHour
I've started to take a serious crack at learning 3D modling so I can actually make use of my 3D printer.
This is my first ever, ground up, 3D designed and printed part. Its an adapter to allow a Wyze cam mount to a standard 1/4-20 tripod mount.
I designed the part in Onshape. Got some feedback from some friends, and nailed it on the second version.
In addition to the 3D printed part, I used a Wyze magnet plate (comes with most cameras), and a thermal insert for the 1/4-20 threads.
The solar #eclipse is coming up. Hope it’s clear enough to use the telescope, but I didn’t have a sun filter, and couldn’t get one for this older-model telescope in time (it seems). I did, however, find 0.001% transmission film designed for this. Needed a way to mount it.
My often-neglected 3D printer (and #onshape) to the rescue:
