That is clever.
That is clever.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I found a nice yarn holder on MakerWorld to print for her but I just could not get it to print for some reason, it had real weird slicer settings and it just kept failing. I tried his updated design but it had a crazy weird infill pattern and it was going to take 7 1/2 hours just to print the base.
So I CAD designed a new one that looks pretty much just like his but made some improvements. I put a little pocket on top of the rod for a flat round magnet and then put another flat round magnet reversed in the pipe of the top part so the thing levitates about an 1/8th inch, even with the ball of yarn on it. It really spins great and she loves it.
I found a nice yarn holder on MakerWorld to print for her but I just could not get it to print for some reason, it had real weird slicer settings and it just kept failing. I tried his updated design but it had a crazy weird infill pattern and it was going to take 7 1/2 hours just to print the base.
So I CAD designed a new one that looks pretty much just like his but made some improvements. I put a little pocket on top of the rod for a flat round magnet and then put another flat round magnet reversed in the pipe of the top part so the thing levitates about an 1/8th inch, even with the ball of yarn on it. It really spins great and she loves it.
Nice, No better way to continue on your hobby than to help your wife with her hobby too. Great crossover.
Nice, No better way to continue on your hobby than to help your wife with her hobby too. Great crossover.
Agreed!
Agreed!
You have achieved "WAF" (Wife Acceptance factor) of 100%.
Wife now approves of all of the random shit you want to buy for or make with the 3d printing. (Especially after the grandkid toys).
You have achieved "WAF" (Wife Acceptance factor) of 100%.
Wife now approves of all of the random shit you want to buy for or make with the 3d printing. (Especially after the grandkid toys).