the16bitgamer
@the16bitgamer@programming.dev
- Comment on Valve’s Steam Frame VR headset opens for orders, with the cheapest model priced at a lenswatering £889 / $1,059 1 week ago:
Is the price high? Yes
But it’s in $200 CAD more than a PS5 and PS VR2. And for the price of not dealing with Sonys BS, or Meta# BS this is a reasonable price… during the RAM pocolypse. I am hopeful in the AI winter, the price will fall
- Comment on I created a Universal Phone Case with OpenSCAD 1 week ago:
Why didn’t you fillet the edges? Would make it a little easier to hold in your hands since you won’t have a edge digging into it.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
GLoA it’s a made up term I use for my e-reader cases. What it stands for is the Great Library of Alexandra and no that’s not a spelling mistake.
Th idea of a GLoA case is to be durable and repairable, since my wife’s e-reader case was constantly falling apart and destroying itself. An official case in her hand last 1-2 months, GLoA last 3-4 and hoping to go longer with this newest revision.
Made a whole video documenting the design process of the original case if you are interested in learning more.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
Nope, just a curvy surface I can align and held it down with magnets
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
Actually I’ve gotten it reliably printing now. Last failure was my fault.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
At this time, store them.
In the future I want to recycle or remelt them down into something else.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
Neat, but this print is larger than the total print area. TPU retains it’s heat, allowing you to print multiple separate parts together so long as you can align it properly.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
I have an earlier post here going over it. But this 1 print is 3 separate prints. I first print the Spine, which has alignment groves. Then I remove it from the print surface and print the back. The print will stop after the first layer so I can add in the spine which is held down with magnets. The I resume. This will print the next layer ontop of the Spine, which melts it in and creates a solid connection, no weaker than a normal TPU print. I then remove it and do the same to the cover.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
Dry it out, very easy material to work with after it’s dry. And no it will not come from factory dry.
- Comment on So so many print failure to make this, but it's finally done 1 week ago:
This is just a prototype and missing the rails to hold in the ereader.
I am selling an older stitched version of this called GLoA e-reader cases which you can see on printable
www.printables.com/search/models?q=gloa
But honestly looks like an e-reader case, and aesthetically aiming for it to look like a book
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- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 2 weeks ago:
Rounding out my Metroid playthrough with Fusion. Trying to play the classic games on my Anbernic and so far no issues. Even was able to play AM2R
- Comment on What the humidity level in your area? 2 weeks ago:
I have humidity sensors in both my dryboxes and outside.
Where I live humidity in summer is 40-60% and the dryboxes will max out at 40% if left untouched.
In winter it’s 20-30%.
Petg starts having issues at 30 and you can hear the water boiling at 40
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