Good design and tutorial, just wish the screws for mounting the acrylic diffuser piece were wood screws so that they could more easily bite into the wood and thread, since there isn’t a nut on the other side of them anyway. Would also be nice to include that you may have to put the ring + plywood into a vice to avoid it breaking the glue between the two laser cut pieces, since I had to apply glue again after that happened to me.
Awesome guide, the part about using a middle click to be able to rotate the part around was very helpful, and I found it much more useful than having to rely on the orientation selection button when trying to view the arm from multiple angles.
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Good design and tutorial, just wish the screws for mounting the acrylic diffuser piece were wood screws so that they could more easily bite into the wood and thread, since there isn’t a nut on the other side of them anyway. Would also be nice to include that you may have to put the ring + plywood into a vice to avoid it breaking the glue between the two laser cut pieces, since I had to apply glue again after that happened to me.
Awesome guide, the part about using a middle click to be able to rotate the part around was very helpful, and I found it much more useful than having to rely on the orientation selection button when trying to view the arm from multiple angles.