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@TT_392 Have you got any recommendations for somehting not so tight on the fit. What I'm really looking for is a 2 pin connector that I can mount to an enclosure (male one side female the other) and slot the two together. 24v 6amps max. I looked at magnetic pogo pin type things but voltage/amperage were less than half of what I wanted.
Extra points if they are round rather than rectangular (pref <=10mm).
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Danny Dyer should lead this country, but of course he wouldn't because he's not mad.
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I put waaay too much effort into this 3D model
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I put waaay too much effort into this 3D model
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Little sad that solvespace doesn't have variables / parameters, but I guess this is a functional workaround.
Just drew some lines, and add an equal constraint when I want some part of my drawing to have that length
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Little sad that solvespace doesn't have variables / parameters, but I guess this is a functional workaround.
Just drew some lines, and add an equal constraint when I want some part of my drawing to have that length
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I made a mistake in the freecad version of this model I made a few days ago. And instead of going back into freecad to try and figure out how to fix it, I instead remade it in solvespace. And it was so much easier to make it look a lot better.
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I made a mistake in the freecad version of this model I made a few days ago. And instead of going back into freecad to try and figure out how to fix it, I instead remade it in solvespace. And it was so much easier to make it look a lot better.
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Ok, apart from the annoying... feature?... I mentioned in my previous post. I quite like solvespace, I think this can be my 3D CAD tool of choice for creating my KiCad 3D models.
It has some annoyances which I might honestly consider trying to patch the source code for at some point in the future. But other than that, it is not a pain to use, it can export STEP files, and its open source, which are the most important things I need.
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Ok, apart from the annoying... feature?... I mentioned in my previous post. I quite like solvespace, I think this can be my 3D CAD tool of choice for creating my KiCad 3D models.
It has some annoyances which I might honestly consider trying to patch the source code for at some point in the future. But other than that, it is not a pain to use, it can export STEP files, and its open source, which are the most important things I need.
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Uhhh, does solvespace really not have a way to flip text? Everything online says this is intentional because this means text always remains "readable". But I need text on the back of my object, therefore it is always not readable.....
I saw someone online suggest rotating the sketch around the Z axis, but after that I cannot difference extrude it anymore..... Is there a workaround? Can I extrude rotate and then boolean or something?
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Uhhh, does solvespace really not have a way to flip text? Everything online says this is intentional because this means text always remains "readable". But I need text on the back of my object, therefore it is always not readable.....
I saw someone online suggest rotating the sketch around the Z axis, but after that I cannot difference extrude it anymore..... Is there a workaround? Can I extrude rotate and then boolean or something?
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Ig I'll make a #JMusicFriday post, since I got a good submission for the theme of; #TheStrangeClip. From the band that got me into japanese music in the first place:
- Jikkyouchuukei, radwimps:
(CW, abstract drawings of nudity and weird bodily horrors)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiYRiR1S9U -
Ig I'll make a #JMusicFriday post, since I got a good submission for the theme of; #TheStrangeClip. From the band that got me into japanese music in the first place:
- Jikkyouchuukei, radwimps:
(CW, abstract drawings of nudity and weird bodily horrors)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiYRiR1S9U -
Ig I'll make a #JMusicFriday post, since I got a good submission for the theme of; #TheStrangeClip. From the band that got me into japanese music in the first place:
- Jikkyouchuukei, radwimps:
(CW, abstract drawings of nudity and weird bodily horrors)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiYRiR1S9U -
Ig I'll make a #JMusicFriday post, since I got a good submission for the theme of; #TheStrangeClip. From the band that got me into japanese music in the first place:
- Jikkyouchuukei, radwimps:
(CW, abstract drawings of nudity and weird bodily horrors)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiYRiR1S9U -
Ig I'll make a #JMusicFriday post, since I got a good submission for the theme of; #TheStrangeClip. From the band that got me into japanese music in the first place:
- Jikkyouchuukei, radwimps:
(CW, abstract drawings of nudity and weird bodily horrors)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMiYRiR1S9U -
Welp I am way late, but I'll post anyways for this weeks #JMusicFriday with theme: #thegroups
I'll choose toryanse, by atarashii gakkou, who I saw live some months ago:
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Finally bought world of goo 2, its is hitting all the nostalgia. Also yes, it really does have more goo
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Our micromouse is able to drive around without hitting walls now, just in time for the competition.
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Our micromouse is able to drive around without hitting walls now, just in time for the competition.
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Our micromouse is able to drive around without hitting walls now, just in time for the competition.
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Our micromouse is able to drive around without hitting walls now, just in time for the competition.
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Our micromouse is able to drive around without hitting walls now, just in time for the competition.
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Just need to solder on the buttons, the buzzer, and the other 4 proximity sensors and the #micromouse electronics are done.
Managed to test the IR proximity sensing circuitry, the motor drivers, the shift register, the microcontroller and the LED's. Only mistakes found so far are some flipped transistor footprints. Also needed to make some adjustments to the IR input filter, but I was prepared for that.
The next 3 weeks are exams though, so the rest will have to wait.
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Just need to solder on the buttons, the buzzer, and the other 4 proximity sensors and the #micromouse electronics are done.
Managed to test the IR proximity sensing circuitry, the motor drivers, the shift register, the microcontroller and the LED's. Only mistakes found so far are some flipped transistor footprints. Also needed to make some adjustments to the IR input filter, but I was prepared for that.
The next 3 weeks are exams though, so the rest will have to wait.
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Just need to solder on the buttons, the buzzer, and the other 4 proximity sensors and the #micromouse electronics are done.
Managed to test the IR proximity sensing circuitry, the motor drivers, the shift register, the microcontroller and the LED's. Only mistakes found so far are some flipped transistor footprints. Also needed to make some adjustments to the IR input filter, but I was prepared for that.
The next 3 weeks are exams though, so the rest will have to wait.
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Just need to solder on the buttons, the buzzer, and the other 4 proximity sensors and the #micromouse electronics are done.
Managed to test the IR proximity sensing circuitry, the motor drivers, the shift register, the microcontroller and the LED's. Only mistakes found so far are some flipped transistor footprints. Also needed to make some adjustments to the IR input filter, but I was prepared for that.
The next 3 weeks are exams though, so the rest will have to wait.
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Just need to solder on the buttons, the buzzer, and the other 4 proximity sensors and the #micromouse electronics are done.
Managed to test the IR proximity sensing circuitry, the motor drivers, the shift register, the microcontroller and the LED's. Only mistakes found so far are some flipped transistor footprints. Also needed to make some adjustments to the IR input filter, but I was prepared for that.
The next 3 weeks are exams though, so the rest will have to wait.