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    Deus HF, custom sluices and various back-saving inventions.

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  1. Can someone point me to the Fisher eBay site? Finding a lot of other vendors but not as above - thx.
  2. I shall hither forth and forevermore refer to you as Steve Zodiac. About the same age as you Steve Z; remember hearing about the event in awe. Can't imaging being there at ground zero. "Ok, Venus? Ok Steve. Right! Let's go!"
  3. That doesn't look like a Deus to me.. ?
  4. Well done on many fronts there, sir! Difficult to detect NSR gold with an Apex or any other detector for that matter, but that token is interesting. Any guesses as to what it is, or made of?
  5. Nice work John, weather is certainly improving too 🙂 Still waiting for the spring freshet, maybe see you on the NSR some day soon...
  6. I don't like ABS filament for the noxious fumes it gives off during printing. It's not particularly tough either in my experience, as you can mar it with your fingernail. For filament prints I like PETG or other nylons. For resin prints I mostly choose Formlabs "Tough 1500". Resins of course come with their own challenges, being toxic until cured, and the isopropyl alcohol vapours emitted during the wash phase. But the resolution is hard to beat.
  7. It depends on the complexity of the object - either a scan or CAD model. The CAD models are preferable as you can modify them much more easily, especially if you define measurements parametrically. But, some things are just a pain to model.
  8. Version 1.0.0

    4 downloads

    This Bipod twists on and off of the unique Deus shaft profile. Takes seconds to snap on and off, can be slid up and down the shaft to whatever height suits your fancy. It elevates the coil enough to wave a scoop full of materials easily. I printed it in PETG to give it some flexibility. PLA might be a bit brittle.
  9. Version 1.0.0

    6 downloads

    Broke the shaft of the 9" HF elliptical just behind the knuckle. It's weaker than the standard shafts because of the port for battery cable going to the shaft. The OEM replacement wasn't outlandishly expensive - but the shipping sure was! So, I designed this to slip on over the remainder of the bucked off shaft. Sort of like Captain Hook's peg leg, but with all the functionality of the original. It's a press fit, so I didn't actually have to pin it with the hole. I did it in resin, so YMMV. Let me know if it needs tweaks. Thanks again Steve for the space to post these files.
  10. The only formats I use routinely are obj and stl. I know some like the 3MF format although I have no experience with it, as the work I do doesn't call for colour and material definitions, which I understand 3MF encapsulates.
  11. Thanks Steve. Also appreciate how much effort the never ending wave of internet crud takes to deflect.
  12. Hi Steve, I recall you said you were going to set up a location on the site for 3D models of use by the community. I can't seem to find it - I have a couple of models I would like to contribute to give a little something back to this site. Thanks
  13. Just kicking this thread to keep it alive 😉
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