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Left Brain + Right Brain = My Blog
This blog is chock full of joyful drawings and a few musings on personal branding, startups, creativity and being a beacon.
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"I adore your doodles... I swear looking at those bunnies lowers my blood pressure, calms my mind and makes me smarter. Who needs meditation when there are bunnies?"
~Caitlín Mowbray - Meditation Teacher, Astrologer and Soul Provocateur
Daily Archives: June 23, 2021
Iterative Mobile #art #digitalart #illustration #digitalillustration #mobile #kineticsculpture #iteration #iterative #kineticart #abstractart #colorful #doodleslice #modernism #retromodern #midcenturymodern
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Learning the Habit of Self Love #art #digitalart #illustration #digitalillustration #doodleslice #love #birds #purple #orange #selflove #selfcare #growth
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The thing about fdm printing is that there is often some adjustment needed to account for how the filament flows from the nozzle, which can alter the tolerance between parts. The smaller the part and the more snug the fit needed, the more that tolerance needs to be fiddled with. So if you want to seat a 2.4mm axle, say, I have learned that it will save time and aggravation to print a test gauge to see which size hole fits best. Also, it makes a difference if the hole is oriented vertically or horizontally when printing. In this case, each hole ranges in size from 2.3mm to 2.95mm. In the end, the 2.65mm diameter hole fit best. Other factors that can effect results are extrusion temperature, bed temperature, type of filament, print speed, and layer height. In other words, it can take a lot of trial and error if you want parts to work as planned. And now you know. #3dprinting #fdm #fdmprinting #pla #ender3 #tinkering #process #lessonslearned #creality #tinkercad