1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Kick back and drink a fifth of vodka

 

Never had vodka with summer edition (yellow) red bull

I wonder...

 

Whoever the person is who invented this screen, I hope they wrote a .5% fee for themselves every time it gets used.

 

That's legitimately part of the reason you see tip prompts so much: The point of sale system and/or payment processor take a cut of the transaction, so they've done everything they can to encourage tipping via credit card.

 

Whenever there is drama across TW you can always find one guy hangin' around in the background
@Kwikvette

 

Found what looks like the 'foot' of an assassin snail

Tons of dead ramshorn snails meaning, the assassin snails are eating well but something happened to one of them

That and the danios are looking a little extra plump as if they ate well recently

 

I've come to loathe the physical movement of someone spinning a touch screen around towards me.

 

I went to a Starbucks for the first time in forever and she handed me a whole ass wired touchpad, just ask the fuckin question and take my card I don't wanna hold this thing.

 

I eventually need to start installing the new gears in my 04 once I've finished going through this F-150. With the Harrop rear locker I remembered an old idea I had, a 100 series locker knob in the clock location on a 1st gen Tacoma. It would be something unique in a spot I really can't ever see anyway. 3D printing a part to bolt into place would be the move but I don't have the resources.

CruiserHead has a similar product out for a 60 series. I could also cut up a stock clock blank panel and be really careful with a dremel.



https://cruiserhead.com/products/fj62-hvac-switch-replacement-panel

 

Bet if you ask in the 3D printing thread someone would lend a hand.

I've had several 3D printed items done by members here.

 

I'm always skeptical of stuff like this. I know Ryze has shady practices about cancellation of their service. But at the same time I've heard people claim massive improvements with GI issues switching to it.

 

Didn't consider that. I'd be up to pay someone and send them a switch for testing if needed. Do you have a link? I'm seeing people asking 3D printer questions in the "Technology" forum.

 

@MagicToolbox quickly knocked these and got the fitment dead on







They're 3D printed inserts that perfectly match the size and shape of a metal bracket I make - he not only matched it but perfectly made it fit the opening with a soft edge to prevent a strap/rope from being cut by the sharp metal edge.

Making what you're asking should be a much simpler task.

 

@04Pre_Runner,

What @Kwikvette failed to mention is that he provided me with a CAD model of the parts he was cutting, it's easy to add a few lines to a model that already exists!

I can give it a shot - do you have good dimensions for the clock face?

There are others who may have more experience, or perhaps even a model. I got a switch panel from @ITmaD that would have taken me weeks to get the cad right on.

 

Hole in the exhaust so i straight piped it... super loud, kind of regretting it, anyone know of a cheap silencer I can put on the end of the straight pipe instead of replacing w/ a new exhaust? Cut it off 3ft past the back o2 sensor

 

This guy on Etsy has a perfect clock model for two rocker switches. I also realize he might not be willing to provide a model since he makes money off that Etsy shop, not just a one off for himself. Which is totally fair.

I might have to pitch my idea to him. I’ll see if he’ll respond to a message. Even if it’s low volume I’m sure others would be interested, and it would fit the dual locked 80 series dial as well. I know there’s ways to make rough models scanning stuff with your phone, but I have no background/experience with CAD/3D modeling.

 

He's on TW, I'm blanking on his name

 

It seriously makes paying with cash a pleasure.

 

@04Pre_Runner

Here's the CAD file for the panel itself

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6085394

Looks like it's @koenbro