<sinned6915>
is plot like a surface of revolution?
<InPhase>
Oh, it has my name on it. I must have helped. :)
<sinned6915>
i know, i might want to get a hand signed NFT from out
<sinned6915>
i know, i might want to get a hand signed NFT from you
<InPhase>
peepsalot: Did you ever actually use that?
<peepsalot>
yep
<InPhase>
peepsalot: I'm curious how it actually felt in hand.
<peepsalot>
it was for a water gun
<peepsalot>
feels fine
<InPhase>
sinned6915: So there you go. I would probably aim for something more like that. Although obviously without so much material behind the front face for a syringe or pipette grip, and without the vertical tilt.
<sinned6915>
i will play with it a bit.
<sinned6915>
the whole shebang is to make it easier to dose out solder flux or solder paste
<peepsalot>
probably the part with the comment // transition between grip and barrel :P
<InPhase>
:)
<sinned6915>
oh, fml
<sinned6915>
thank you for sharing
<sinned6915>
this is great to learn from
<sinned6915>
so how did the water gun work?
<InPhase>
I do not remember this code at all, but it sure looks like something I would have written while in the zone.
<peepsalot>
it worked pretty well for a while then the internal 3d printed valves kinda fell apart. I used rubbr cement to mate some PETG prints, and that just popped apart, I should really fix it.
<InPhase>
That style of shape making is sort of the mental predecessor to those routines I added to the ClosePoints library.
<InPhase>
I had to watch a youtube video to see how they work, but seems like an interesting high water volume design. It sure seems to require a lot of reloading though.
<InPhase>
A smaller output nozzle would probably be better than the commercial version.
<InPhase>
You'd get more range and a longer fire time.
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<peepsalot>
well, mine actually worked a little different, were it had a input hose on the back, and could pump water up on the out stroke (i.e. from a pool, or bucket)
<InPhase>
Water tank backpack. :)
<peepsalot>
yeah, that was another idea, but never got that far with it
<InPhase>
Although I guess that would be great as a pool toy.
<sinned6915>
as cold as it has been, water guns are not high on my list
<sinned6915>
fusion reactors are another thing ...
<sinned6915>
hot tube sounds like a great idea excpet for the energy to run it
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<Scopeuk>
we definitely built one as kids from a scrap cars window washer system worked down to a single nozzle, I didstictly remember using it to knock a lot of lego "people" off a wall