Have you considered using godot instead?
Currently we are remaking (and expanding) a gamejam game which was made with unity in godot.
So, yes.
For other projects I would just use SDL or some equivalent.
Have you considered using godot instead?
Looks like you could get better utility by lubing that shaft. (GIF not included) I did it on the protocase hinges and whatnot, and it was a lot better.Good morning all
Have a beautiful week.The samples from 3D printing arrived last week. We had tested both Buttons,Metal spring and plastic. Both are working Fine. We will move forward with metal spring cause i found the correct Spring for the top buttons that gives nice and smooth movement. Right now we will move forward Recreating the mold for the buttons . Also this month i am waiting a special PC with V0 as raw matterial.It seems this month i will manage to create some Complete Samples to ED and hopefully move forward with production .In the pictures you will see Both buttons (metal and plastic Spring) .The metal spring you see (Just the spring,not the Button) now is deferend from what i had ordered today cause i found better ones for the movement
Please Recheck the video and inform me.Nice photos.
Sadly the video doesn't work.
It say's the video isn't available.
Does the video have the ID: "EkK4iakw2EQ" ?
Is it set to published or not listed?
If it is set to other publishing-modes no one but you is able to see it.
Thank you, the video is now working.
Its cool to see such small tools working without breaking.
Our smallest milling bit is ø6mm.
yep.Cooper is about to smooth the milling marks .Yes, indeed very sweet.
This is I think the first time I've heard about copper electrodeposition; I assume it's copper electroplating using electrolysis. Is this just to smooth out the milling marks, or is it related to the coatings you're intending to apply at the end?
And I'm slightly surprised you didn't need to flood that milling with cooling fluid, but I guess a small tungsten carbide bit removes so little metal at each pass that it doesn't actually heat up anything too much.
I thought exactly the same. ^^ Such a thin milling tool and it still can mill hard metal. The wonders of modern materials.Thank you, the video is now working.
Its cool to see such small tools working without breaking.
Our smallest milling bit is ø6mm.
Am I right in saying the camerawork or video quality hasn't gotten better in 7 years?
Getting more technical, though I could be fooled by the sleek technique of throwing fish into a storage container. We need more videos on both.
Also, how much to CNC-mill a case with way less precision than that?
Amazing that you're able to grind the material to a diameter this small.this tools are Hand Made from carbide funds
@azouls : Thanks for the Update on the Moulds, so this means our first Mass Produktion Pyra Shoulderbuttons will also get these Springs ??
Because my own Pandora Story begun whit a stuck right Shoulderbutton and instead of send it in our fix it myself, i first mapped this Button on a diverent button, then some months later, i found a Screwdriver thats fits and opend my Pandora, this was also the first time in my live that i opened up such a Handheld Device..
I ditnt have lots of Elektronik Hardware Modding experience, i remember that i once changed the Graphics Card and the Case Fan on my old PC, and i played lot of LEGO when i was a Child..
So a Spring instead of a Foampad sounds much better for me..
Amazing that you're able to grind the material to a diameter this small.
It looks like something between ø0,1 to ø0,5mm.
And the diamater to lengh ratio is extreme.
I wouldn't be able to do that on my tool grinder.
The bearings of my mill isn't nearly good enough to have a small enough run out to use this kind of tools.
And the tool holder alone must have cost a little fortune.
(I had a 0,3mm carbide drill with internal cooling in my hands and I'm always afraid of breaking them by only looking hard enough at them. And they were all CNC ground.)