FreeCADIt's #FreeCADFriday once again. Do show and tell what you are working on in #FreeCAD this week. #CAD
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Jeffrey P Burdick
@burdickjp
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Maker by passion, metal additive manufacturing researcher by profession, mechanical engineer by education, combat veteran by history. I enjoy getting my hands dirty with prototyping and rapid manufacturing, from modular synthesizers to stupid little sports cars.
Hey, it's #freecadfriday and I just got done making chips with the first operation I've done from the #cam workbench in #freecad
@nyrath It's so crazy Madhouse would have gone bankrupt if they hadn't been bought out by Nippon TV.
My favorite "it can't possibly get any crazier" anime is Goku Midnight Eye:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goku_Midnight_Eye#Video_Anime
@Chris_G Very cool! I haven't used the CAM workbench yet. I'm still struggling with the workflow, but am excited at the progress.
@freecad I'm going to post my #freecadfriday late, because I somehow goofed up my earlier post.
I modeled some merge collectors for a performance optimized exhaust for my stupid little sports car. My intention is to metal 3D print this particular set and incorporate into a larger exhaust system.
@Chris_G that surface finish is great! How did you toolpath it?
Today I was working on exhaust merge collectors which will eventually be 3D printed out of 316L stainless steel and incorporated into the exhaust of my stupid little sports car.
When I saw Eno there were a few anecdotes about how Oblique Strategies caused shenanigans, but of course your experience may vary.
@molten I like the panel art! And it's cool that it's available in different colors, or with simpler panel art for those that want it. Awesome.
I wish these kinds of things were available as eurorack modules. I have a eurorack case I travel with.
MikeDunnAuthorToday in Labor History March 22, 1886: Mark Twain, who was a lifelong member of the International Typographical Union, gave a speech entitled, “Knights of Labor: The New Dynasty.” In the speech, he commended the Knights’ commitment to fair treatment of all workers, regardless of race or gender. “When all the bricklayers, and all the machinists, and all the miners, and blacksmiths, and printers, and stevedores, and housepainters, and brakemen, and engineers . . . and factory hands, and all the shop girls, and all the sewing machine women, and all the telegraph operators, in a word, all the myriads of toilers in whom is slumbering the reality of that thing which you call Power, ...when these rise, call the vast spectacle by any deluding name that will please your ear, but the fact remains that a Nation has risen.”
#workingclass #LaborHistory #KnightsOfLabor #solidarity #union #MarkTwain #writer #author #books #fiction #race #gender @bookstadon
