Nifty's latest activity

Fair point on TPU, though from what I’ve seen, its heat resistance is still a bit better than PLA... usually around 60–80°C vs PLA’s...

LOL, It has an embedded nut on one side for a nice fat bolt :) Actually, I'm testing the fit in PLA, but I'm going to probably end up...

PETG would certainly be more robust as it has a little bit of flex in it, however I'm sure it will do the job and if it all goes pear...

Nice design ! If I had to print this part, I'd choose a filament slightly flexible and with good outdoors endurance like PETG or ASA...

Ah Ha, the big question is.. Did you use a metal bolt or a plastic one ? I know what your answer should be.. :)

I put new handlebars on my bike. They aren't as wide as previous, so I'm out of space to mount my gear, except for the "thicker" bar...

I did the opposite and printed an alternative to a ‘expensive’ Cokin P camera filter mount for my Sony Mavica 3.5 diskette cameras. I...

Maybe that is why you you are off your rocker, has it made you even more crazy than you used to be? :lol::weee:hide

I wonder if that applies not only to @The Hat but to all of us.. For instance, I plead guilty of printing clothes pegs for hours at a...

Someday we'll have SUPER AGI that will be able to quantify all the various risks (probability and severity) that we each go through...

This article (https://www.smith3d.com/unraveling-the-mystery-is-3d-printing-food-safe/) is about a peer-reviewed study of food safety of...

There's the question of the nozzles too, Nifty. Those made from brass, copper or hardened steel may release small particles of different...

Yup, you guys make valid points! I wouldn't use PLA for most food-stuff but I'm feeling that my risk is somewhat less because: 1) The...

I just did a remix and posted it (which I rarely do): Sugar & Salt Measured Dispenser & Pourer - Also for Neti-Pot Solution - Mason Jar...

more info: (also, I think it's the glass reinforced that is the most wear on a nozzle)