Why are you rocking those hubs if youâre not using direct drive? Money is no object to you?
Uh, no comment.
Fuck sheet metal lmao.
Straight up doesnât matter because you have no idea what equipment the place youâre gonna have it made has unless youâre a business or have copious amounts of money. In that case⌠youâre just gonna be hiring somebody in the first place.
Make things rough in normal modeling, send that to whatever sheet metal fab shop you find, and they should work with youâŚ
Or maybe not. Fuck sheet metal design tho. Gotdamn. Like, they donât teach you that anywhere. You just have to learn, but itâs just too unjustifiable for a hobby. Unless youâre only talking simple shitâŚ
Nope Iâm just scared
Oh lord. Have fun!
Oh, just the most fun. @MauveMaverick and @Murloc992 can tell you all about my adventures so far. Nothing but troubleshooting lmao
The front ones are called solarstorm on aliexpress, you could find these quite easily.
yup, I connected 2 of those to a power bank, so I could connect 2 at once.
damn nice! Undecided to go with no battery or go with batteries. I just have a normal 10.000mAh powerbank if not.
I wonât necessarily recommend the powerbank as itâs not emitting as much power as those battery packs that comes with the lights. But itâs really useful if you want to connect 2 lights on one battery.
I bought a 50 000 mah power bank from aliexpress (they advertise as 50 000 but Iâm pretty sure itâs 30 000)
those are the ones i have
the bigger one has :
Output A: DC 5V / 1000mA
Output B: DC 5V / 2100mA
I assume the lights NEED 8.4v?
I have that same corner cat sander. It may be easier to do the channels with a plunge router in stead of a palm. What bit did you use for it?
They work with 5v output from those power banks, (you could buy a usb version of the light or a version with a port to connect it directly to the battery).
The 5v might be just a bit less bright than the 8.4v but as Iâve always had the 5v one I donât know much about the difference.
They are really bright for me.