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NotJustANumber99 posted:I forgot to include my new idea for tidying and separating cables in trunking to aid with cooling and meeting grouping requirements. The latter design is similar to this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1320948 I've printed some of those out in ABS and used them up in some drop ceilings before to run 4-6 cables.
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Upgrade posted:I swear I’m not posting this to be rude and clearly you are a capable person, but is there a reason you designed this house with what seems like no natural light? I don't think they have that in England.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:I mean technically the way its supposed to work is that the gutter ends sit in a lower section of the corner piece so its all flush, but from the images it doesnt really look as though the rubber bit squishes enough to be perfectly flush like that. I used one of these once. It made a terrible racket but it really hurled leaves out of the gutter. I suspect they stopped making it because for a labor saving device you still have to go up on a ladder and sit there and control it while it bangs away: https://www.amazon.com/iRobot-330-Gutter-Cleaning-Robot/dp/B00A1590RS
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Someone get Zachtronics on the horn, we've got a new game idea here for PlumbingPunks.
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Leperflesh posted:aren't you supposed to use those little insert spacer things to get all the tiles to space exactly equally so they line up Yeah it helps, the net thing is more to hold little tiles together on the back so you don't have to deal with each tiny tile individually for like a one foot square. I think a lot of the problems there are due to the floor being uneven to provide drainage, it's more of a challenge to tile than flat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReoG1XwT860
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