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<teepee> yeah, I've seen that. although it appears I'm too old for their website
<pca006132> I still don't understand kittycad
<pca006132> I think it is an API service?
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<linext> so i sold 4 "dimensionizer" tools for resellers to take photos with 2 perpendicular rulers
<linext> i'm running into a problem with tolerance when printing in different colors/materials
<linext> the material can make it off just a little bit, which if too tight, the rulers don't fit
<linext> it too loose, then the rulers just slide around
<linext> i need some design to allow a little bit of variation and still be tight
<linext> i don't know, maybe a tube that fits a 1.75mm filament arc with the crest poking out into the slot
<linext> something springy
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<soul-aw> think that's something you alway's run into with fdm printing but for that price you probably can figure out how to add a locking screw
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<juri_> pca006132: I'm not sure if they know. it's a startup, after all. own everything they generate, and do everything they can to rent it out.
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<J24k41> linext  either just add a notch for a spring metal clip or print a compliant arc in it.
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<guso78k> stupid question: how can i turn 1 into "A" and 2 into "B" etc ?
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<InPhase> guso78k: We have ord and chr
<InPhase> echo(chr(ord("A")+4-1));
<guso78k> ahh same as perl.
<guso78k> i chose: chr(64+i)
<guso78k> thank you for the quick response
<linext_> just like php, it also has ord and chr
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<linext_> i put a bent piece of filament into the holes on the bottom and it worked ok as a spring
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<J24k41> linext_ good idea
<J24k41> and easy tunable by cutting shorter
<linext_> i decided to try another method
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<linext_> i put blocks and spheres at the contact points
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<linext_> i can just file them down slightly if the fit is too tight
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<J24k41> how is a block working as spring? TPU?
<linext_> the plastic can bend a little if it's a small contact patch
<linext_> if it doesn't bend enough, i'll file it down
<linext_> the rulers are smooth so there won't be much friction
<linext_> i put the contacts away from the text so it won't rub off
<J24k41> if you bevel the slot so the ruler is pressed by a spring\filament into that chamfer for the perfect fit
<linext_> i may end up using both methods
<linext_> i'm printing out the "contacts" version now
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