Hey folks. I posted a while back asking for some advice on a future purchase.
To sum up. My brother and I are visually impaired and retured through that.
We have purchased a tiny 25ft narrowboat between nus we use to travel around the UK.
And as our vision is getting worse. I have some major electrical work planed this year to make thing easy for us to maintain.
So I was looking for advice on nylon printing. Yep it has to be nylon. Because some of this stuff needs to sit over the tiny hot engine plus alternator and survive diesel splashes amd bilge water etc while supporting electronics.
But some here also pointed out petg will work whe. The heat is less high. So thanks.
This is just an nipdate that i have just had the printer etc delivered.
I have a Neptune 4 pro with a tent and vent system to keep temprature and fumes safe stable.
I have a 70c filament dryer and plan to print Descicant hokder to be placed in spools with lids that hold hydrometers. This and some vacuum bags should allow storing the petg and nylon easyer.
Also those desicant holders look worth adapting somehow for the boat.
So now I need to replan my workshop to make setting all this up and using it easy vision wise. That will take a good few days.
This is basically a thank you for your help in the past and a "Hi ill be pisting the mess I make learning how to get this workjng ober the next few months. "
Thanks guys all the best
CameronDev@programming.dev 2 weeks ago
I remember you, how did you go with your raspi project? Looking forward to your updates!
HumanPenguin@feddit.uk 2 weeks ago
Most of the stuff is together. (obtained wise) Mounting etc is a big part of the 3d printer. But likely after the engine room.
The smaller pie is planned to manage the solar dump. along with a diesal air to water heater (Bobil Van) Linked in but only temp shut off via the pie.
All the mounting etc comes after the bilge and engin electronics.
Likely early 26 for finisjh iven our mobility. ]
Thanks for remembering