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Thanks John, that is so cool, definitely putting one or maybe two on my list. Ralph

Loaded into the Files section photos of my 3D printed Fractal vice. From the original designer the acid test seems the vice gripping an adjustable wrench. See last photo of me lifting the vice off the

John Lindo <bechetboat@...> added folder */Fractal Vice.*

Sorry to read of your troubles, but as we say, tomar los días "poco poco". Roughly translates to "Take the days of life in small amounts". As we get older we begin to slowly realize "the cemetery is

Hi John, Emotionally not so well due to some family issues but nothing prevents me from pulling out the camera to take some shots. It’s a Mark VI, not a V. And yes the serial number

Hi John. Nice to hear from you, hope you are keeping well and busy. Selmer Mk 5 which I am guessing you have from the age, please keep well secure as these saxes are priceless. As a tip photograph

I love the workshop, twice the space, and played a contra bass in a jazz band many years ago in Santa Barbara. It needed to be supported by a jack screw off the floor and played sitting down, as it

ya need one of these https://www.youtube.com/shorts/heyUob4HT-Q animal

There's only 2 semi substantial things that I have taken apart in my days . A automatic transmission in Hi school & a real Cuckoo clock from Germany when I was @ 10-11 . I still have most of the clock

I rebuilt a silver plated alto sax while in high school for a girl. She played clarinet in our Dixieland band which was called Seven plus a Garter. You can guess who wore the garter. I played and

??? When my kid first brought his sax home he was afraid that I was gonna take it apart to see how it works he slept with it under his bed for a while . The Sax & clarinet family have so many neat

Buffalo John All correct, maybe next time. LOL The lesson my wife learnt is to take a photo of anything she disassembles before she starts. This cat house/climber has 4 levels, assembles with studded

And you should add a spool holder for the rope so you can pay out the rope without getting extra twists in the rope or getting tangles. And then, make an automatic glue dispenser with a roller to

Thanks Mike for your quote. After the fact, and job done, thinking I was only half smart, Duh. What I should have done using the 8 mm dia "jute" was to instal into the RELS system a pitch of 8 mm in

??? ??? Good work , that's part of the work smarter not harder plan . animal

Hope of interest. Possibly off topic. I had to refurbish the cat house and restring the scratching posts, (tubes) as we have 5 cats and these cat house support posts save on the ripping up of the

It looks like it should work, but I wasn't very impressed with the "hollowing out" process as it didn't leave a constant wall thickness. Good luck with it anyway, be good to see the finished item

Added new # relating to posts referencing Tachometers and Encoders, Thanks -- John

Julian That will do me nicely. A good lesson, I think I am getting there, I will try something similar like a cube with less of those triangles to compute. Many thanks John

I managed to get the STL into a step and it was only 550MB, so I started looking at the design and there were holes all over the place, which means the mesh didn't. The link to the vase at