http://forum.openscad.org/file/t2469/pela-customizer.jpg
Big thanks for the great work in PR2.
I've been working on getting the perfect printed Lego fit and making that as
easy as possible for others to use. You feedback and help surfacing issues
on http://pelablocks.org is much appreciated.
Would that be suitable for https://www.openscad.org/gallery.html ?
Here is some more background and discussion of use. I'll add more show
how-to videos to help raise awareness and show how and why vary things are
as they are.
A blog post on using these models for rapid prototyping a self-driving 1:10
drift car
https://medium.com/@futurice/rapid-hardware-prototyping-turbocharge-your-process-with-pela-blocks-58d0fcff63c5
Please keep in mind that the calibration numbers included are for our Taz6.
You really should print the calibration bar and update those according to
your material, nozzle size and slicer settings.
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<http://forum.openscad.org/file/t2469/pela-customizer.jpg>
Big thanks for the great work in PR2.
I've been working on getting the perfect printed Lego fit and making that as
easy as possible for others to use. You feedback and help surfacing issues
on http://pelablocks.org is much appreciated.
Would that be suitable for https://www.openscad.org/gallery.html ?
Here is some more background and discussion of use. I'll add more show
how-to videos to help raise awareness and show how and why vary things are
as they are.
A blog post on using these models for rapid prototyping a self-driving 1:10
drift car
https://medium.com/@futurice/rapid-hardware-prototyping-turbocharge-your-process-with-pela-blocks-58d0fcff63c5
Please keep in mind that the calibration numbers included are for our Taz6.
You really should print the calibration bar and update those according to
your material, nozzle size and slicer settings.
--
Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/
