Yep because of those reasons I'm not that fan of CA glue. Seems how careful you are, you manage to glue your fingers in one way or or another. And CA seems to go brittle over time, in coldness even more. My LHS do have that Zap rubber glue in stock, so I will buy one next time I'm there. Thanks for the tip! I need some glue for my PETG filament as well, the Gorilla one you mentioned is great for PLA, but not so much for PETG. So for that I will try a superglue and kicker from a retail store I've heard works great on PETG. So last night I cut the FAV wheel center piece in my slicer program and printed them this morning. Way much better to do it this way for me. These was printed on normal mode with 100% infill. Just need to glue them together later Test fitting
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Awesome combo.
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Today I got some GRC 18mm retro spotlights.
These comes both with chrome and black housing and mounting bracket. Went straight to assembly and mock them up. Works indeed! This is on 6v. Range of voltage is 3-7.4v so should work with most setups. A quick mockup on the the T1 body and it looks just how I imagned them. And how the real deal looked... I might tint the glass yellow later on the GRC spotlights.
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Top spot lights Richard warm white or yellow leds could be more sticking to your picts.
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