#2.4r2 350, Okay Riker, We're Only Upgrading to Cartographer
36 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)
Inspired by the Double-T Dual UHP PSU Mount, and that 30% derate without heatsink for us 110VAC users, I'm putting this together. It should fit vertically inside a standard V2.4 electronics bay. Just about ready to try printing/proofing it, will publish.
Dimensions. Should be easy enough to recheck fasteners for torque post install/wiring with a ball end allen wrench.
It may look odd, but the veturi inlet profiles should be at least 1% better than having cut square edged, cylindrical holes in the fan cover/wire management pieces.
That’s a very funny looking Cartographer probe 🤔
Z-direction, vertical, clearance in the standard V2.4 electronics bay.
First test prints fresh off the plate, I need to make a couple tweaks, but no real complaints.
I would suggest at least a stock image of a cartographer to vaguely suggest it may have something to do with this thread 
Full set of feetsies @100% infill, cost all of maybe .5g extra vs 40%.

Adding these in from earlier, why not, first DIN clamp block proofing print. The idea here is that once the M3 protrudes from the captured square nut, the tolerance on the hole through those layers is on the tighter side so as to create a "constant tension", "quasi-nylock" type behavior to help keep heat cycles/vibration from loosening the fasteners. I was a little tight on that tolerance here, if you look closely you can see radial, white-ish, "over-stress" tell-tale marks, opening that DIAMETER by just 0.10mm in the CAD got it to where I want the fit.
Mmhmmm, mhmmmm
See if I have some cross bolts long enough to pull the halves in
Yep, one or two other tolerances to correct, but here's mockup.
@solar pewter I'm up to no good if you want to see
Wait what?
Wait I thought Lieutenant Commander Nella Daren was the cartographer for the TNG Enterprise?
Ah HAH!
Basically I can't lose, when the terminators take over and need us humans for a little while longer, they know my system telemetry data was lower °C.
So watcha building? A blender?
Eye cooling sunglasses?
If the blades spin fast enough youll see through em just fine
Could you make a small hadron collider if you had enough fans and a tube with 0 friction in it?
Yes
Well best of luck with that. Please dont go making any blackholes on earth. You remember what happened with the last one that wiped everyones memory of it
Wait. No you wouldnt. Nm
Pshhh, it might be irresponsible to play with singularities for drive systems as attractive as those ones are
In all seriousness I would volunteer to cross the event horizon to see whats across it
We agreed to forget about that