Chris Riley
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Lol! I have one and I love it too!!
Fast tach holders
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I used one on a 3120XP the other day. That saw bounces around at idle a lot, but it stayed but.
You guys did well.
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I checked out the one Randy had on the 3120. Looks great, seems to hold very well. I'd recommend them
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Lmao best answer
Chris Riley
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Right on! Thanks for the compliments guys! We appreciate it! We're having some fun making them and have made some investments in equipment. I have a prototype for the tt-20k. We have have made changes and it's ready to try again. Still trying to nail down the settings for the material, it can be a challenge sometimes.
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I have black, red, blue and one orange (with no name on the side) ready to ship. Let me know, Thanks
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Got mine today. Very nice. After I told my wife what it was and how it was made she went apeshit. Loved the idea it was made with a 3D printer. Chris...she requested you 3D print a working heart. No clue what she'll do with it...She's weird I know...but I owe it to her to ask you. She's a solid woman...and she's very impressed with your ability to 3D print.
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Thank you! But it seems that a few people with far more money than any of us will ever know, have been there and done that! It is pretty amazing what can be done with such a simple machine. The learning curve is steep though, but the quality of the print has improved as one would expect but functionality has always been great. I use mine a couple times a week and I have seen no issues. I'm glad you and the wife like it!
I have another printer coming and we are building a cnc mill and laser cutter/engraver. Going to see what we can build with some really cool machines!
I have another printer coming and we are building a cnc mill and laser cutter/engraver. Going to see what we can build with some really cool machines!
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Secret Admirer??
I need to get a cool avatar and a mill and lathe, I already got the LEGS!!! But I do want a secret admirer, I need to start making a list of all the things I want my secret admirer to buy me!
You know just like the Christmas list my kids give the first draft of every year in August....
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Imagine your computer taking your talking your tube of toothpaste and squirting it around in little rectangles stacking em up like a little log cabin and there you have it ,a toothpaste log cabin no wait that's not what we were building was it,do you remember.....,
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Mine broke this morning. 
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We've tried to use some 3d printed stuff here at work for replacing plastic parts that are nla. They didn't last long before they snapped. Seems it's not as strong as molded parts. May depend on the material used and the printer...idk.
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Bolt one of these to it. Hope the link works.
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That didn't work... broom clip or something similar.
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I have a link somewhere for the clips I buy. Made for holding fiberglass poles to your boat or something along those lines. Screw small plate to it and Velcro the tach on or screw the tach right to the clip
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Wow. Just Wow.
