I know that when the nice waitress says the plate is hot, the plate is indeed hot.
But so hot as to give me a blister from a momentary touch, when trying to shift the plate?
If this had been a fajita skillet I'd understand, but this was just my plate. Oh well.
Their chicken enchilada was really delicious, though.
But so hot as to give me a blister from a momentary touch, when trying to shift the plate?
If this had been a fajita skillet I'd understand, but this was just my plate. Oh well.
Their chicken enchilada was really delicious, though.
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- 17 Oct 2011, 19:18Clever! ^_^
- 7 Oct 2011, 08:38Was each link made from two pieces, or was there fill material inside that you removed? I'm having trouble seeing how to print these in a makerbot-compatible way (though I could just be overlooking…
- 5 Oct 2011, 22:40Nah. It'd just take a dissolvable support material and higher resolution. There are commercial 3d printers out there that can print ball bearing assemblies in one pass, fully assembled.
- 5 Oct 2011, 18:46Nice! ^_^ I was going to be flabbergasted if you were actually able to print it as a unit, but I guess that would take antigravity.
- 5 Oct 2011, 18:19I printed each piece individually and assembled them after some cleanup. I did print four segments at a time, though, unattached, in a 2x2 grid.
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