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You solder wires directly to the connector instead of crimping them.
For strain relief, I super glue the wires together near the connector. I use super glue you can cure with UV light in a few seconds for it
You solder wires directly to the connector instead of crimping them.
For strain relief, I super glue the wires together near the connector. I use super glue you can cure with UV light in a few seconds for it
At least it makes sense for Walmart to celebrate the US and Texas for enabling their horrible business practices.
At least it makes sense for Walmart to celebrate the US and Texas for enabling their horrible business practices.
The network dev tools show the server is accepting a small part every 3 seconds.
The network dev tools show the server is accepting a small part every 3 seconds.
If I took more time sanding them or fiddling with print settings, I may be able to avoid that.
But I made these right before TFF and didn't have the time.
I finished the back mesh (pvc w/ dye sub) the day before the con started.
If I took more time sanding them or fiddling with print settings, I may be able to avoid that.
But I made these right before TFF and didn't have the time.
I finished the back mesh (pvc w/ dye sub) the day before the con started.
I designed that piece to be lined with small holes thah I used to sew it to the fur.
The ridges are to make sure the led piece stays aligned. Before I added them.
I designed that piece to be lined with small holes thah I used to sew it to the fur.
The ridges are to make sure the led piece stays aligned. Before I added them.
That let me make it in 3 parts:
The piece with the eye mesh, the piece with the leds, and the piece that's attached to the head.
So only the least fragile part is attached. If the leds or eye mesh break, I don't have to do damage to replace them.
That let me make it in 3 parts:
The piece with the eye mesh, the piece with the leds, and the piece that's attached to the head.
So only the least fragile part is attached. If the leds or eye mesh break, I don't have to do damage to replace them.
The LEDs and magnets are inside the eye, done by pausing the 3D printer and dropping them in.
On the old design, those were just glued on.
The LEDs and magnets are inside the eye, done by pausing the 3D printer and dropping them in.
On the old design, those were just glued on.