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GSLENK
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Slowly but surely learning CAD... F#!@%!$ I just wanna be done. I really hope my college will let me use thier CNC machines since I have sufficiently mastered CAD to serve my purpose
Here is my latest creation. It will fill the void between the front part of the new shroud. (the "milled" PVC coupler). It will help eliminate most of the Red Demon eye leaks that were happening before.
Anyone know how CNC works? just give a file to someone and get it popping? Is my thing CNC-able?
3d printing is pretty limited in my app. The materials only withstand about 150*f.... I have around 250* f as a max possible temp in the housing, near the bulb/projector.
Here is my latest creation. It will fill the void between the front part of the new shroud. (the "milled" PVC coupler). It will help eliminate most of the Red Demon eye leaks that were happening before.
Anyone know how CNC works? just give a file to someone and get it popping? Is my thing CNC-able?
3d printing is pretty limited in my app. The materials only withstand about 150*f.... I have around 250* f as a max possible temp in the housing, near the bulb/projector.