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dantimdad
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When I did the new mount for the Nero 5's I used magnets from K&J that already had a rubberized coating. Then printed an enclosure out of PETG that was slightly larger, then encased the magnet in the enclosure with an epoxy resin. I left a hole in the top to pour the final amount of epoxy in and to allow air to escape. Sand the top down after curing and that magnet will never ever rust.
Thanks!
dantimdad
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Thanks!
Also you can find 1mm neoprene on Amazon which is great for the glass side of the magnets and provides friction. Just take a foam brush with a bit of excess epoxy, and stick to the back side of the enclosure. Mount the magnet to something metal to squish the epoxy while setting. Then trim with a razor blade.
Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any large epoxy coated magnets that will be strong enough to couple through 1/2" and hold up a frag rack. Do you have a specific link?
Rick Cavanaugh
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3d printed clamp for Radion mounts to work with eurobraced tank. Not sure if I would trust this on a single mount, but if it is beefed up and install stainless bolts inside the plastic for reinforcement it may work on that
I am using this omulti-mount mount which has an arm on each side of the tank, but no way to secure it to a eurobrace. Without the brace, it could easily be knocked over. This solves this problem.
I am using this omulti-mount mount which has an arm on each side of the tank, but no way to secure it to a eurobrace. Without the brace, it could easily be knocked over. This solves this problem.
Rick Cavanaugh
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first ones off the printer
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dantimdad
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Joined!
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GrizFyrFyter
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Published the frag plug molds I made last year.
I printed them with TPU and they turned out great. The tile molds also work well when printed with PETG.
https://www.thingiverse.com/Grizfyrfyter/designs
I printed them with TPU and they turned out great. The tile molds also work well when printed with PETG.
https://www.thingiverse.com/Grizfyrfyter/designs
saintsreturn
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Prusa gets delivered tomorrow. Cannot wait!
dantimdad
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saintsreturn
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Kit. Wasn't waiting for the assembled model and have built a couple so this should be fine.
dantimdad
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My thoughts as well if/when I get one it'll be kit
Will share it tomorow
Man you gonna kill me, sorry I forgot
I just place it to my dropbox. 1200 and 2000 works gr8, 4000 is overloaded with pins, but in Deltec SC2560 it works more then perfect.
Jebao DC/DCS pinweheel rotor 1200,2000,4000
Hereby link. If you need some adjustment do not hesitate to contact me.
dantimdad
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Man you gonna kill me, sorry I forgot
I just place it to my dropbox. 1200 and 2000 works gr8, 4000 is overloaded with pins, but in Deltec SC2560 it works more then perfect.
Jebao DC/DCS pinweheel rotor 1200,2000,4000
Hereby link. If you need some adjustment do not hesitate to contact me.
Nice work!
MaccaPopEye
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No worries mate, I've been flat out busy recently anyway and just figured you have been the sameMan you gonna kill me, sorry I forgot
I just place it to my dropbox. 1200 and 2000 works gr8, 4000 is overloaded with pins, but in Deltec SC2560 it works more then perfect.
Jebao DC/DCS pinweheel rotor 1200,2000,4000
Hereby link. If you need some adjustment do not hesitate to contact me.
Thanks for remembering though!Are they for the Jebao 1200, 2000 and 4000? Or are they all for the 6000 with just different numbers of pins?
