Daniel Holth
Daniel Holth
See also http://www.gpi.org/industry-resources/finish-drawings
`["PCF-33P-ext", [6.35, 14.74, 29.49, [[0, 0.76], [0, -0.76], [1.195, -0.549], [1.195, 0.07]]]],` ```scad use type = "PCF-33P"; turns = .6; higbee_arc = 45; union() { bolt(type, turns, higbee_arc=higbee_arc); // second...
No, as far as I know with bottle finishes the external thread on the bottle finish is standardized, but the caps are completely proprietary.
Yes I've printed lots of these now. They are working great.
Just make sure the cylinder supporting the threads is long enough that the bottle cap seals against the end of the tube, instead of ripping it off the object. A...
There's two thread starts! So you have to repeat the thread twice to make the screw. The distance between the two threads is half the distance between the same thread...
Something like this? ``` for (i=[0:starts]) rotate([0,0,i*(360/starts)]) thread(str(designator, "-ext"), turns=turns, higbee_arc=higbee_arc, fn=fn, table=table); ```
I applaud your effort to produce high quality threads.
I noticed the image was large when using fly. Is it possible to use a -slim base?
On fly.io. This particular database goes from 1.4GB to 200M. Slower, part of that might be having no `--inspect-file`? ``` $ datasette publish fly ... --generate-dir /tmp/deploy-this ... $ mksquashfs...