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I was just thinking, maybe a better solution for my design would be to have a standard base, and then use insert rings for each movement? This would reduce plastic used and print time as well as storage of the different holders? Something like this: -
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By rjenkinsgb · Posted
Look carefully at the tube end?? It appears to me to have a fragment thread visible? Either that or a step just away from the end? I can imagine a chamfer, but a step seems odd - but I've never seen the tubes used on these. -
This is a very valid point and a subtlety that I was unaware of until fairly recently, learning all the time, the video below explains this point well:
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By HectorLooi · Posted
You don't have to use his special tester. Any good multimeter would work.
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