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Solar flares, Sun spots, filaments and granulation taken through a Coronado PST and with a Canon 550D
Had some spare threaded rod, nuts and washers, and a few extra bearings. Fully adjustable for different spool widths.On Thingiverse soon.
Filament Reel Support
OD: 57.2mm
ID: 6.1mm
T:8mm
Lip 2mm
08-01-2019
PLA Plastic 1.75mm
CURA Time: 1hr 27min
Actual Time:1hr 40min
CURA Weight: 14.0g
Actual Weight: 13.1g
Finished Weight 11.9g for Both
It Works or Basically does as it is not square so to speak. Y Axis measurement is 56.9 vs X Axis of 57.2. This is because the Y Axis is tighter than the X Axis and i dont know how to adjust for it. The Inner hole was made to be 6.1mm to sit on the steel axle shaft it fight reasonably tightly so 5.9mm or so with the same X & Y dimensional errors.
Still It is something I really should have made years ago. The reel itself seems off balance as it tend to roll around to one side. Be nice to find out how to fix the dimensions being off.
Family: Agavaceae
Common name: beargrass
This species has long, fibrous filamentous fibers that distinguish it.
This picture is taken by reversing my 50mm and holding it against the camera mount. Pretty damn good for everything being handheld.
I was supervising a light hang a couple nights ago and one of our kids accidentally knocked a light (an ETC Source 4) over. The lamp broke so one of my kids took it apart to change it. She called me over to see something and this was what I found - the lamp glass was broken, but the filament was still intact.