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That's the amazing part, when making the holes the epoxy melts and drips down into the collection bucket that the brush uses
by ChrisGreenHeur 7mo ago
That's the amazing part, when making the holes the epoxy melts and drips down into the collection bucket that the brush uses
- thombat 7mo agoIt comes years too late, but I finally understand the reliability problems I had with a DVD drive mounted on its side. If only I'd had your insight then, I could have taken the PC to a playground and burnt disks on the carousel.
- jagged-chisel 7mo agoI wouldn’t have expected gravity to be a problem at these scales. Wouldn’t surface tension override here? Maybe I’m totally off base …
- afandian 7mo agoThe original solution involved a very thick disc which could then leveled and re-pitted. The problem was that the change in mass over time made it hard to calibrate the acceleration. It also put a high radial load on the spindle whilst mounted sideways which led to run-out. And flooding the area with radon (a heavy gas) helped the disc to float a bit, but had unexpected consequences...