Planning my CNC Router upgrades. New motors and Linear rails.

#FreeCADFriday

Because it keeps getting so many cool CAM updates, I'm just using the weeklies now...

I bet someone in your team could pick it up for you...

Well at least you get a tasty snack while you're repairing it 🙂

The problem we had with SD performance was netcode. Even though we had a dedicated server, the 1st person into a world chunk acts as the server for that chunk. Fine if everyone is spread out, but 9 of you pile in for a boss fight but the SD user is the first there, he's the server for the fight

I really hope that's the sketchiest thing I do with my milling machine for a while...

I did this, twice...

I've had it a couple of years now but I'm still really impressed with the 3d printed cyclone separator I added to my Henry shop vac 😁

So... RedStream on the 10th then?

Nice! Any chance we can get the FreeCAD Flatpak updated to the RC?

Looking forward to trying out all the new CAM updates 🙂

Oh cool, I looked at this about a month ago and hit this issue, so I'll give it another go. I wonder if this will help with HDR in Cyberpunk...

We got a Bosch dishwasher, and were lucky that it does almost everything we need without the app. However I did want to be able to trigger it to run when electricity is cheap, and the home assistant integration works against their remote API rather than locally. It's also not 100% reliable...

I remember during the pandemic I realised that it took nearly 4 years to be able to get something better than my 2070Super for the £450 I paid for it.

50% more expensive and 8% faster than the 7900XT I bought a year ago...

Sure, but that was never going to be a thing. My point isn't that they should have carried on with the old connectors for ever.

If they had either stuck with the slightly larger pins of the PCIe 8pin, or they had gone for 16 pins instead of 12, it would have created more headroom.

This is completely expected though, right? If you chose a smaller connector, and put more power over it, you're going to remove the overhead for coping with issues. It may be 'in spec' for the connector, but its ability to deal with wear and misalignment with be seriously diminished.

It's great to see the progress you're making with this and all the different manufacturing disciplines you're hitting along the way. Will it fit in a 1u sized gap?

And a good choice of video 🙂