Both halfpipe fitzgerald ends 3D printed
Ordered some copper crimping tube to make the little inserts.
To fit gear for all tubes will need to make fitting 3ft+ I reckon.

Both halfpipe fitzgerald ends 3D printed

Ordered some copper crimping tube to make the little inserts.
To fit gear for all tubes will need to make fitting 3ft+ I reckon.

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Album name:lasagafield / Lasagafield's Lights
Manufacturer:lasagafield
Type/Model:Fitzy Halfpipe converter kit
Wattage:whatever x5
Date manufactured:30/6/2019
Filesize:826 KiB
Date added:30 Jun, 2019
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AngryHorse   [30 Jun, 2019 at 11:16 PM]
Cool stunning!, you have to make a working one of these Very Happy
oliver   [30 Jun, 2019 at 11:49 PM]
Shame this wouldn’t work on an 8w Fitzgerald
lasagafield   [30 Jun, 2019 at 11:55 PM]
Why wouldn't it? You'd have to design a thin PCB and design the electronics to drive however many tubes you want but it's possible. Could even do it on a breadboard-like material or something like that. I could print it. Actually been looking at doing one of those exact fittings to do dual.
oliver   [01 Jul, 2019 at 12:04 AM]
Yeah, you definitely wouldn’t be able to fit magnetic gear inside.
lasagafield   [01 Jul, 2019 at 12:05 AM]
It's a shame. I'd rather drive them magnetically. I reckon you could just about get away with it electronically 2ft+ or 3ft+ magnetically but these fittings'll probably melt Razz I've seen people cast 3D printed parts in tin with high temp silicone.
FrontSideBus   [01 Jul, 2019 at 09:16 AM]
You’d get two 36w chokes inside for series operation, but not 3 lol.
lasagafield   [02 Jul, 2019 at 12:34 AM]
I've seen really small 36w chokes. I bodged one in a netaline that had a damaged wire with all the magic sticking out of it. I reckon it can be cheekily done but it'd get so hot it'd melt the lamp holders. lol.
Andy   [03 Jul, 2019 at 08:10 PM]
This looks superb. I think these 3D printers are amazing and provide a great opportunity to make things that cannot be bought!
jonny-m   [12 Aug, 2019 at 01:17 PM]
this in 8ft would be awesome. maybe remote gear.
Funkybulb   [12 Aug, 2019 at 03:55 PM]
why not use Exising Spine and create off of that?
Funkybulb   [12 Aug, 2019 at 03:55 PM]
why not use Exising Spine and create off of that?

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