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another thing I try and do when designing parts is to make things as simple as possible.

for example on your tile cover, I wouldn't have introduced any unnecessary shape to the outer surfaces as you are using up extra filament on support structures when it could have sat flat on the print bed.
also, any shaping can become a weak point structurally where things may need to flex such as saddle rails.

maybe sounds a bit boring, but that's just my thought process when I'm designing something.

feel free to ignore!

if I'm printing something with a tolerance fit, I tend to do print a few small slices at different tolerances before doing a final print.
it can vary per printer / nozzle / filament etc.

I still have a cube to hand and do a few solves most mornings while I wait for the coffee to brew.
still haven't learnt OLL / PLL though

Ditto being incredibly attractive

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226430575535

90s timewarp lugged Raleigh MTB made from Reynolds K2 tubeset.

https://youtu.be/HpuLusg3yyI?si=6adlVaJBskEpMmlE

this is one that I used to play out quite a lot.
still think it's a really nice tune.

inspired sticker selection.
subbed

this is why we got the X1.
more time printing, less time being pissed off that I can't print without having to fuck around fixing stuff.

quick tyre change from the tanwall paselas to Vittoria terreno dry 37s. they fit nicely under the sks edge guards.
I really like the dark green sidewalls, hopefully they'll stand up to the winter commute grime a bit better as well.

thanks. I've been using cad for longer than I'd like to admit.
what software are you using?

really enjoyed that. will deffo have to give it another listen while not at work and being distracted by calls etc.

i might try and dig out the pork recordings 12's that i've got over the weekend.

https://www.lfgss.com/comments/17572925/

any good? OP hasn't responded so...

edit - sorry, just saw the rim comment.

nice one! having a listen now.
i used to play a few pork records back in my DJing days.

printed a couple of bike bits lately... none of it that exciting.
the cad screengrab is a light mount bracket to attach a halfords front light underneath a pizza rack. the light clips in and is then secured by an elastic.
the prints in the photo are a mid fork light bracket tube and some tube spacers and a bracket extender for a set of mudguards.

i quickly realised it's usually better to print separate coloured parts out and glue them in afterwards...
it is very cute though!

printed without supports?

I've not encountered this with my AMS. what filaments are you using that have snapped? could they have become brittle due to moisture?

lovely! are they strap on canti studs?

One stupid bastard ABSOLUTE FUCKING LEGEND!!! had a hearse.

specialized alloy fork
1-1/8" steerer - 270mm
approx 2.5" / 60+mm clearance
post mount

£50 posted

pics: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ATJ5sBNR5HKmqdib8

spotted this evo 9 wagon the other day.
i'd love one of these.
maybe i should have popped a note on the windscreen...

hah! sorry, missed that bit!
if you've not got it already (and apologies if it was you that told me about it) there's a great app called amen break generator on android.
might be a good place to sample in some amen breaks from

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X3f6WjdHDvQu7D8wlAnhcUgqyAw3JxSg/view?usp=drive_link

awesome! what else have you got it plugged into?

I really want one but can't really justify it this month.
you're not helping! 😅

fingers crossed their insurance claims dept are able to deliver better than the delivery dept.

true, but judging by the number of 1 star reviews (12,392) they appear to fuck up quite a lot 🫣

anyway, hope you get it back.