Manufacturing Tools with 3D Printing
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By watchweasol · Posted
Hi cleaning any rubber usually takes the surface off it a bit. Try a little IPA OR NAPTHA. ( lighter fuel) -
If you look like your passport photo, you’re too ill to travel 😂 Tom -
By LittleWatchShop · Posted
I have pondered such a plan. The unfortunate aspect of my 3d printing is accuracy. Not so great. So if I print something that works, I am almost guaranteed that the dimensions are not what was drawn. My purpose, even if inaccurate, was just to get a feel for the fit. I will look in to these service providers, though. Bear in mind, however, that part of the joy (if not all of it) is solving this myself. Otherwise, I just go mow the lawn or split wood or some other mundane task. -
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By rjenkinsgb · Posted
I hardly have any of myself in the last few decades, though I do have my old passports etc. (with gradually degrading image quality; especially the last barely recognisable one, done in the Post Office dedicated licence & passport booth). Left to right, 1986 (at 30), 1997, 2007, 2018. Once the hair went, I've not really changed. My profile image is from 2001.
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