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I'm trying to design clips that will hold down but need to flex up to 1mm during install due to variance in the board production. These clips will be under tension, what material should I shoot for? I am guessing petg will suffice but am not sure, I think pla is too brittle. The clips will be 3.5mm thick and width is not a consideration as they can be as wide as I need.

Good idea. Nicely done. Thanks.

So the dynamic effect is via PWM, correct?

Nice. When do you think we will see part 2?

Definitely overengineered, but I love it! I probably would have abused the multiple outputs of a RGBWW controller and let home assistant (or an ESP32) take care of the rest. But a very nice implementation regardless!

11:00 did u warm up the section to be bend, in order to form the tab??? or did it actually fail prematurely, cause it was cold when bent? earlier in the video, u don´t warm it up, but I thought/hoped, that the actual test-piece was made differently/correctly...

what is "bard over extreuder" is used for?

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for!

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If you just print a little screw type connector for your extension springs - one that screws into the end of them and picks up 3-4 coils, your fatigue breakage issues at the eyelet should be over!

i found this guy too late its been two years since an upload and i subscribed today

All of this aside, one trick that helps is to boil the water first which boils out the dissolved air. At least I've heard this works.

You likely deformed the stress point by bending it cold maybe?

have you tried with grass trimmer wire?

What is the use case for plastic springs? It is much easier to wind a metal spring out of spring wire.

What about ABS?

I wonder how this would work with flexibles? I use a lot of a material called PEBA, which is basically a Nylon derivitave. It's main feature is that it has very good energy return and fatigue resistance, plus retains it's properties down to -60c. Hell, I bet you could print a spring from PEBA... It wouldn't even need to be helical.

very interesting video. but I have the feeling that the structure is not enough resistant in the y axel. Maybe adding some cuarter circunferece arc for support the weight of cable plug. Good content. Stay hard

what! awesome bro. loved this video. super helpful. keep it up dude.

So prusa is starting to get up to speed, finally

Is this using the stock board? Are you going to make a full video on your process?

Hey if you respond it works perfectly but I want to change the buttons and when I try to they don't change.

I used aluminum foil wrapped very tightly instead of the special tape and it worked just as well. Just a tip

if you are not 3d printing them then why the hell use 3d printing filament, just make some metal ones lol

Great video! Thank you and good luck!

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Awesome!!!! Thank you so much... This will support as much i expect...

Hi! i'm from Argentina. My colleague and I are trying to make a bomb. But, it not works!... Maybe it's the type of hose. Which hose to use?

Can you give me the all materials of this project sir? For our school project sir😇

What about using an m5 lock nut instead of locktite on the inner nut?

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Neat that these can actually hold up that long! I guess the question is why though? It is so easy to make metal springs on your own that you don't have to worry about breaking from heating up or drying out due to the elements etc.

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I'm so glad I found this. I was trying to figure out what metal springs I'd have to buy but this solves that since I can design the parts and then the springs after

I used a steam wand for clothes and amazingly, it worked! At removing the majority of the residue on aluminum. Unfortunately, while it's now "transparent", it's still sticky

I found this video looking for a way to merge items in OrcaSlicer. This video helped me figure it out. In OrcaSlicer do the exact same thing in this video except after you 'Select All' you right-click and select 'Assemble' instead of 'Merge'.

At level of the real star trek, welcome to federation earth! alliance. lol

next time you make spaghetti, wrap one around a pen or rod of some kind, to form a spring, and leave it to dry.

This is ao cool

really don't understand what the machine is trying to do here, replace the pour method? Surely its easier just to pour the required amount from the bottles!!! ????

I had literally this idea 6 years ago and didn't pursue it. Thanks for making it a reality.

Amazing video... i will try to make make some of these springs, thanks. There goes a question, this springs can be used in airsoft guns projects ?? Thanks again

You saved my project, many thanks!

Thanks a lot for sharing this!

You could know the amount of ml that comes out of the machine. All the best

Every time I merge it flips one of my parts 180 degrees. Why does it do this?

I am going to try this and add it to a speedometer that I am building!

Does hair dryer work?

For the life of me I can’t get it to work for 3 lobes. I’m not a Fusion user, so I’m already at a disadvantage.

0:46 - dried filaments are more brittle than filaments that have been exposed to moisture?