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Full assembly excluding clamps. Was thinking about just having the top part be threaded knob’s, although I would like to figure out how to model clamps for the bottom. basically the shirt will go right after the bottom frame, and the template and top frame will be pressed down on top and tightened by the threaded knobs.
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Hey everyone Trenton here. I was looking for opinions on one of my concept ideas. its a 3D printed Stencil and template plate that people can use to spray paint art onto T-Shirts. the art would specifically come from comic book artist. Below in the picture is art from comic book artist Dan mora. Basically the template would have the line art of…Read More
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Hey everyone this is Trenton. I was hoping for some advice/ideas on how i could further improve my portable liquid cooling system for coolers. below will be an attached concept sketch. Let me know what you guys think and what i should do to further improve my concept and hopefully make it manufacturable.
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Hi Trenton. I’ve found this bunch of articles about Solid-State cooling that I believe you’d find useful for your case. https://spectrum.ieee.org/solid-state-refrigerator
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Yo thanks @amit, @trent22 i just found a research paper on that its kind of what we were talking about dispersing heat through “pucks” like what @2023popn was talking about but instead of needing to swap them it’s systematic. check it out this is cool (literally):
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352847825000462
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Are the bottom clamps like a spring clamp that snaps on and allows you to lift the top of the frame to insert the tee? I agree that a simple thumb-nut or knob would be fine for to clamp down the top frame. Since tees are essentially the same thickness, I would adjust the length of the threaded bolt/rod so you only need to turn the knobs one or two…Read More