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Our Air-System is now available to buy on our website and the STLs are available to download on our Patreon! 2 and 3 valve variants available.
Buy it here: www.kb3d.co.uk/product-page...
Join our Patreon for the STLs here: www.patreon.com/kb3d
Our Air-System is now available to buy on our website and the STLs are available to download on our Patreon! 2 and 3 valve variants available.
Buy it here: www.kb3d.co.uk/product-page...
Join our Patreon for the STLs here: www.patreon.com/kb3d
- James
- James
They'll be available on our website afterwards and the STLs will eventually be uploaded to patreon.
- James
They'll be available on our website afterwards and the STLs will eventually be uploaded to patreon.
- James
The perfect tool for safer and more convenient breathplay. No longer worry about screwing/unscrewing components in a panic, just pull the breakaway apart! Or use it to quickly change between your attachments.
The perfect tool for safer and more convenient breathplay. No longer worry about screwing/unscrewing components in a panic, just pull the breakaway apart! Or use it to quickly change between your attachments.
Now to figure out how to fit it all in the car...
-James
Now to figure out how to fit it all in the car...
-James
Decided to see what timelapses had been saved on the sd card in the printer - found this beauty!
This is what happens when you don't triple check for floating geometry in your designs 🤦
- James
Decided to see what timelapses had been saved on the sd card in the printer - found this beauty!
This is what happens when you don't triple check for floating geometry in your designs 🤦
- James
The new file will be uploaded to patreon in due course :)
The new file will be uploaded to patreon in due course :)
On the left is the new version, on the right is the previous version. The difference in surface quality is pretty clear to see :')
I think that's another design done? What do you all think?
- James
On the left is the new version, on the right is the previous version. The difference in surface quality is pretty clear to see :')
I think that's another design done? What do you all think?
- James
So I have a plan and a design for the table being printed with zero supports... but does anyone else see the similarities here, or is it just me?
- James
So I have a plan and a design for the table being printed with zero supports... but does anyone else see the similarities here, or is it just me?
- James
The problem: It requires a lot of supports on the underside giving it a really rough looking surface. Yes, we could print it "stood up" but that would compromise it's strength.
The task at hand: come up with a new design that doesn't require so many supports.
-James
The problem: It requires a lot of supports on the underside giving it a really rough looking surface. Yes, we could print it "stood up" but that would compromise it's strength.
The task at hand: come up with a new design that doesn't require so many supports.
-James
- James
- James
Issue: In the new orientation supports were required for the surface that the valve presses against, making the surface rough causing leaks.
Solution: Tweaked it such that supports weren't required. Works a treat!
I think that's another design finished!
- James
Issue: In the new orientation supports were required for the surface that the valve presses against, making the surface rough causing leaks.
Solution: Tweaked it such that supports weren't required. Works a treat!
I think that's another design finished!
- James
Good news and bad news.
Good news: we got the individual bits to fit together
Bad news: despite working on the side valve, this same geometry is leaky in the standard.
The difference? We've had to rotate the whole thing 180degrees...
Time to troubleshoot.
- James
Good news and bad news.
Good news: we got the individual bits to fit together
Bad news: despite working on the side valve, this same geometry is leaky in the standard.
The difference? We've had to rotate the whole thing 180degrees...
Time to troubleshoot.
- James
Now that we have an invertible valve, can we fit it into the S10 standard to allow users can change airflow direction?
The problem: how does it fit? Ideally, we want to keep an internal NATO40 screw thread too for blockers/restrictors.
- James
Now that we have an invertible valve, can we fit it into the S10 standard to allow users can change airflow direction?
The problem: how does it fit? Ideally, we want to keep an internal NATO40 screw thread too for blockers/restrictors.
- James
While we knew this would also be compatible with the FMJ08 (or S10.2 as some people market them as) and FM12, it looks like this also fits really nicely in the MF-11!
I think I've talked about this side valve enough now. Time for the next project!
- James
While we knew this would also be compatible with the FMJ08 (or S10.2 as some people market them as) and FM12, it looks like this also fits really nicely in the MF-11!
I think I've talked about this side valve enough now. Time for the next project!
- James
After more rigorous testing, we weren't too pleased with the amount of airflow. A quick redesign and a print later and we have what I think is the finalised S10 Side Valve...
I was pleased with the previous version. This one looks even better 😍
- James
After more rigorous testing, we weren't too pleased with the amount of airflow. A quick redesign and a print later and we have what I think is the finalised S10 Side Valve...
I was pleased with the previous version. This one looks even better 😍
- James
Part of me wishes I hadn't made this spreadsheet. I think I was better not knowing how far off we are :')
Part of me wishes I hadn't made this spreadsheet. I think I was better not knowing how far off we are :')
I think it's done. It seals in both orientations. The wider rim covers the messy part of the mask, the screw is smoother. Most importantly, it doesn't honk! More rigorous testing required still, but I'm happy so far.
What do you think?
James
I think it's done. It seals in both orientations. The wider rim covers the messy part of the mask, the screw is smoother. Most importantly, it doesn't honk! More rigorous testing required still, but I'm happy so far.
What do you think?
James
The “crosshair” needs to be reinforced. When clearing the supports from the valve, I may have cracked it, causing the goose honk.
Easy fix (I hope). Back into blender to make the surrounding a little thicker.
-James
The “crosshair” needs to be reinforced. When clearing the supports from the valve, I may have cracked it, causing the goose honk.
Easy fix (I hope). Back into blender to make the surrounding a little thicker.
-James
Results of the S10 Side Valve redesign:
Looks great… just a slight problem...
Your mask will sound more iconic than Darth Vader’s. (video requires audio - quite loud, you have been warned).
-James
Results of the S10 Side Valve redesign:
Looks great… just a slight problem...
Your mask will sound more iconic than Darth Vader’s. (video requires audio - quite loud, you have been warned).
-James
I'm working on some improvements to the S10 side valve:
Smoother screw,
Angled base for better seal,
Internal chamber for valve inversion,
Wider rim for security/concealment,
Supports a more robust valve to prevent accidental damage.
Let me know your thoughts!
– James
I'm working on some improvements to the S10 side valve:
Smoother screw,
Angled base for better seal,
Internal chamber for valve inversion,
Wider rim for security/concealment,
Supports a more robust valve to prevent accidental damage.
Let me know your thoughts!
– James
Show of hands: who else is excited?
(Posts are going to be made by James for a bit as he has a bunch of free time and he wants something to do)
- James
Show of hands: who else is excited?
(Posts are going to be made by James for a bit as he has a bunch of free time and he wants something to do)
- James