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I appreciate seeing a hint at the history of the design changes, but now I'm left wanting more. Seeing a cross-section view (CT scan or CAD) that shows how the
by Robelius 3y ago
I appreciate seeing a hint at the history of the design changes, but now I'm left wanting more. Seeing a cross-section view (CT scan or CAD) that shows how the connectors are mating or secured would probably help me visualize how these are being used.
- nrp 3y agoIf anyone wants to lend us access to a CT machine, we’d love to share that! We do have some CAD at https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionBay https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionBay
- xnzakg 3y agoMaybe try to get in touch with Lumafield? They do CT scanning (and managed to make themselves known through "Scan of the Month" lumafield.com scanofthemonth.com
- genmud 3y agoMany universities will do this for a very inexpensive / low cost. I think the rates for my local university is like $100-150/hour for 50 micron scans?