Flex couplers

[386MFrames]

I feel the same way about two-headed dildos...

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If you could manage to use that, you could just suck yourself off.

 

[386MFrames]

Why does every thread I start, end this way?

 

["TRUMP"]

Why does every thread I start, end this way?

Double ended dildos never end. Theyre double unded. Its like a never ending gobstopper.

 

[SiRacer420]

Nice, been looking for one under 50. Or I might can make one from stuff I have around, but that would be a safe bet

Got everything to cerakote already.
And I'm looking at an i3 3d printer, and now that I've thought of this, I might could print a flex coupler for making a mold, easier than the rubber. And because I've always wanted one, the possibilities are endless
So many things to do.. lol

I have an i3 among my 3D printers. I really like it. You'd have to print with supports but it's doable. You'll need to have that thing really dialed in to get the tolerances. I print washers for the Minute Machine and if it's the slightest bit off, they'll just be a mess.

 

[SiRacer420]

Oh and for the pin pusher, you'll see the pin is pointed, you'll need to address that but you seem like a tinkerer so it won't be an issue. It'll ruin the first couple of sets of pins though if you use it as is.

 

["TRUMP"]

I have an i3 among my 3D printers. I really like it. You'd have to print with supports but it's doable. You'll need to have that thing really dialed in to get the tolerances. I print washers for the Minute Machine and if it's the slightest bit off, they'll just be a mess.

Nobody like messy washers....

 

[386MFrames]

Oh and for the pin pusher, you'll see the pin is pointed, you'll need to address that but you seem like a tinkerer so it won't be an issue. It'll ruin the first couple of sets of pins though if you use it as is.

I noticed that it probably would just from pictures. I was thinking I could chop it off some and use a drill bit to sort of make a slight cup to fit the pin nicer

 

[386MFrames]

I have an i3 among my 3D printers. I really like it. You'd have to print with supports but it's doable. You'll need to have that thing really dialed in to get the tolerances. I print washers for the Minute Machine and if it's the slightest bit off, they'll just be a mess.

I'm sure I wouldn't be printing cool stuff the first year I had it, but it's only 175, short a power supply
It's that or another I saw for 400, forgot the name, that could print 12x12x12, no heated bed though

 

[SiRacer420]

The pin definitely needs to be flattened but cupped would be ideal for reassembly. Two pins for the job would be best.

What i3 is $175? I just got my third printer, an Anet A8 for $165. Do get a heated bed, I've never used one without but I've heard stories and I've never had any major issues I couldn't fix.

 

[386MFrames]

The pin definitely needs to be flattened but cupped would be ideal for reassembly. Two pins for the job would be best.

What i3 is $175? I just got my third printer, an Anet A8 for $165. Do get a heated bed, I've never used one without but I've heard stories and I've never had any major issues I couldn't fix.

It's on Craigslist, it says prusa i3, e3 v6 upgraded
The $400 one being a makerfarm pegusas
And it does have a heated bed my mistake