Well, I make lots of things, you can see some of them on my site: http://nowsci.com/
While many prototypes and prints (I'd say 90%) will be done on the V0, there are some larger ones I'm trying out soon.
One will be a slim 19" custom server rack for mini PCs, built out of 2020 alluminum and large 3D printed trays I'm designing. Others will be monitor alignment brackets, parts for campervans, mass printing custom Pegboard mounts, redesigning my solder fume extractor as one piece, etc.
I've also used 3D printing for furniture making, but only for mounts to join metal to wood. I may attempt some other methods for frame stays now.
But the desalination process is powered by the energy manufacturing, the water is not shared between them. I was more thinking about the safety and capability of the energy manufacturing, as fallout makes other systems much more difficult.
It's a shame things that are exciting as kids become scary as adults, even when they don't need to be. Sure, there can be risks, but we tend to over-exagerate them when we are unfamiliar.
My issue is heights. But only sometimes. Brains are wierd.
It you want to try something new that gives you more freedom than the print bed, consider 2020 alluminum extrusion. I'll be doing a custom enclosed rack with it soon, using the printer to make shelves/containers between beams.
Good luck with that one. It takes a lot of resources from my limited and aged experience, and I'm sure it's more now. Might be worth focusing the indexer on a topic area to start, just to get a feel for sizing (if your chosen solution supports that).
Uhh, exactly that? Major hiring software apps adopted LLMs to summarize CVs. And AI does not equal LLM. There are plenty of ML algorithms in use pre-filtering CVs.
Well, I make lots of things, you can see some of them on my site: http://nowsci.com/
While many prototypes and prints (I'd say 90%) will be done on the V0, there are some larger ones I'm trying out soon.
One will be a slim 19" custom server rack for mini PCs, built out of 2020 alluminum and large 3D printed trays I'm designing. Others will be monitor alignment brackets, parts for campervans, mass printing custom Pegboard mounts, redesigning my solder fume extractor as one piece, etc.
I've also used 3D printing for furniture making, but only for mounts to join metal to wood. I may attempt some other methods for frame stays now.