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How To Avoid Failed Screw Holes In 3D Printed Parts
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How To Avoid Failed Screw Holes In 3D Printed Parts

Hackaday·Donald Papp·5 months ago
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Screws are useful fasteners for 3D prints, but the effectiveness of a screw (not to mention the ease or hassle of insertion) depends on the hole itself. This comprehensive guide on how to design sc…

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Need help finding a screw retailer…

Reddit r/drums·u/Atticus-XI·5 months ago
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TIA! British Drum Co. graciously got back to me with an accurate description of the internal lug screws that I need to replace the corroded ones on my Legend kit, which came from a very humid environment where the original owner lived. Not their fault.…

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Question on screwing into concrete slab.

Reddit r/DIY·u/WellerSpecialReserve·5 months ago
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I’m trying to screw my toilet flange to my concrete slab. I have a masonry bit the same size as my screws 1/4 of an inch both bit and screws. Will that lead to my screws not having anything to catch and hold on? Should I use a thinner masonry bit?…

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Extra tab on EVO 870
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Extra tab on EVO 870

Reddit r/sysadmin·u/salacious_c·5 months ago
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We recently purchased a couple Samsung EVO 870s to go in a Dell R630 overseas. Standard horizontal, 10x, 2.5" SAS/SATA backplane. Remote tech could not get these to slot in. I had him try different caddies, different slots, orientation, screw positions.…

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Can’t drill into Stud

Reddit r/HomeImprovement·u/Jrtteague·5 months ago
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This may be 100% user error, but I’m new to trying to do things myself around the house. Like the title says, I can’t drill into a stud in my apartment.…

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Screw-drive RC tanks… this isn't new, but it's interesting to see it come back

Reddit r/robotics·u/Legal-Ad-7336·5 months ago
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So I came across a screw-drive RC tank recently and it got me thinking… this idea actually isn't new at all. If you go back a bit, like Cold War era, there were already experiments with screw-propelled vehicles.…

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