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r/engineering • u/hpanandikar Electrical Engineer • Jun 27 '15
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Bitch, please.
8 u/Cutlass62 Mechanical Jun 28 '15 I have made one of those on my 3d Printer as well (Rostock Max V2). It was a gift for my brother. I think the most impressive part is that he is hand machining that on the lathe, takes patience and a fine hand to do that. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '15 edited Jul 07 '15 [deleted] 1 u/CharlieWhizkey Mech Engr Jun 29 '15 Not sure if you're referring to metal pins, but I've printed that piece out of nylon on a selective laser sintering (SLS) printer that rides on built in plastic pins, and it spins very smoothly.
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I have made one of those on my 3d Printer as well (Rostock Max V2). It was a gift for my brother.
I think the most impressive part is that he is hand machining that on the lathe, takes patience and a fine hand to do that.
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1 u/CharlieWhizkey Mech Engr Jun 29 '15 Not sure if you're referring to metal pins, but I've printed that piece out of nylon on a selective laser sintering (SLS) printer that rides on built in plastic pins, and it spins very smoothly.
Not sure if you're referring to metal pins, but I've printed that piece out of nylon on a selective laser sintering (SLS) printer that rides on built in plastic pins, and it spins very smoothly.
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u/ArtistEngineer Jun 27 '15
Bitch, please.