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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443731 10/14/21 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by rrlev
The ceiling is complete and now working on the walls. I've been putting finalizing my in-wall/in-ceiling speaker connections ... It's time to commit so I can prep the walls and ceiling for them.

The plan was to find a connector that was attractive and unintrusive as there will be lots of these will be showing. It needed to be less than an inch deep to fit with-in two layers of wall board. I also wanted something which didn't stick out too far from the wall.

Needless to say, I didn't find anything I wanted ... so I did what I always do ... designed my own. I had two versions in mind: one with the typical dual banana plug spacing and another which I though might be more interesting ... so I prototyped that one first:

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I designed it so it would accept a snap on cover ... just in case I didn't want to see the connectors. Anyway, I'll probably prototype the other soon.

I'm sure i've seen something like that somewhere. I was looking for recessed plugs like this many years back and opted to cover over the main plates for now until i actually needed jacks.


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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443732 10/14/21 03:51 AM
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The requirements were a little tight. I needed a box which was no deeper then an inch and not protrude out more then 10 cm (to fit behind an on-wall).

Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443733 10/14/21 04:15 AM
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So you made those with a 3D printer?


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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443736 10/14/21 12:12 PM
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I did

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rrlev #443737 10/14/21 05:04 PM
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I would say i'm jealous, but i'm not actually sure what i would do with a 3D printer. I can't think of any projects for which it would be so handy. In your case, very handy.


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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443738 10/15/21 02:33 AM
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It comes in handy ... even if it's just to make a stand-off to get some spacing right ...
or that part which broke on your head phones ... this has gotten a lot easier now that you can do 3d scans with your iPad/iPhone.

Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443739 10/15/21 02:43 AM
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Officially into the thread hijack now, just how big a part can you print with your specific setup?

I've been reading about the various types in MaxPC mag to which i subscribe and have for almost two decades now. It is interesting stuff but i still can't think of a lot of things i would use it for to justify the cost.


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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443740 10/15/21 03:58 AM
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Ender 3D V2 .. prints ,I think, up to 220 x 220 x 250 mm

It's inexpensive at $300 USD but you'll want add another $50 for an auto leveler. (Otherwise you'll spend 10 minutes leveling the bed before each print ... and if you don't do it, or don't do it right your print will probably go badly (and you get to do it again.)

Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443742 10/15/21 04:47 PM
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I took a look at the unit.
Love the video showing the GUI. Do you have to learn Chinese first?
https://www.creality.com/goods-detail/ender-3-v2-3d-printer

Are the materials recyclable as plastics go?


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Re: HT in-progress
rrlev #443743 10/15/21 11:16 PM
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Actually I use an open firmware upgrade for it … but to answer your question the standard software comes set to English … but if you want to learn Chinese you can change it wink

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