Dave_W
Cones - not just for ice cream
I'm thinking stripes like that would look good offset to be inline with the driver. Plus it would keep them from being broken up by the vents.
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I'm thinking stripes like that would look good offset to be inline with the driver. Plus it would keep them from being broken up by the vents.
And here i am trying to learn Autodesk Fusion after 30 years of Autocad. Who would have thought, just talk to your computer. I'm starting to feel old suddenly. As long as i'm not slow i'll still be happy.Nice!!! Try using AI... In anthropic, I asked it to draw out a Item complex model for work and it just went out and did it without any flaws. Then you can look at it in a 3d program and go back to suggest changes etc. The more you tell it what you want it for, the better the results.. rather scary actually. I could feel 3d Cad gurus freezing in fear!
It probably came out with seven fingers and non-matching shoes, though.Nice!!! Try using AI... In anthropic, I asked it to draw out a Item complex model for work and it just went out and did it without any flaws. Then you can look at it in a 3d program and go back to suggest changes etc. The more you tell it what you want it for, the better the results.. rather scary actually. I could feel 3d Cad gurus freezing in fear!
3D printing has come a long way. Custom bracket for my coolant reservior that now sits up where my battery was. Done in Aluminium. Cloudcraft3d.com for the win again.
Now i just need to spend more time i don't have learning to design solids more efficiently.
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Craftcloud, maybe?Cloudcraft3d.com
$200 Australian dollars delivered, so about a hamburger cost in US dollars. Cheap compared to hours of your own time trying to fabricate something complex.That's pretty neat. Can we ask what it cost?
Lol, thas what it thought 6 months ago and I poured cold water on the whole AI thing. But I find its changed a lot!It probably came out with seven fingers and non-matching shoes, though.
Everyone is tipping a lot of money into data centres for this. That picture is a fraction of the switchboards we are building for the first order. The first stage was 120 sets, we have an order for half, so 60 of these large boards and 60 shorter with UPS's attached. Awaiting the order for the next 60. That's stage 1, there are apparently 7 stages. My neighbor who works for a large construction company said they have 2 billion in works for data centres.Lol, thas what it thought 6 months ago and I poured cold water on the whole AI thing. But I find its changed a lot!

Everyone is tipping a lot of money into data centres for this. That picture is a fraction of the switchboards we are building for the first order. The first stage was 120 sets, we have an order for half, so 60 of these large boards and 60 shorter with UPS's attached. Awaiting the order for the next 60. That's stage 1, there are apparently 7 stages. My neighbor who works for a large construction company said they have 2 billion in works for data centres.
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Just for kicks, I wanted to see how well AI would interpret just this picture, as a STL file ready for printing. After 4 prompts... this is what it came up with.....3D printing has come a long way. Custom bracket for my coolant reservior that now sits up where my battery was. Done in Aluminium. Cloudcraft3d.com for the win again.
Now i just need to spend more time i don't have learning to design solids more efficiently.
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My opinion (I am an engineer - but I don't work in AI):Please excuse an old dog that doesn't know much about AI AT ALL.........But I gotta start somewhere..........Are data centers popping up all over because AI needs them??....Nobody wants a data center in their town because they use so much resources.
Not as much as pistachios.....Nobody wants a data center in their town because they use so much resources.