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You still have to learn to design 3D and a lot of us (like me) are not naturally talented. I can't do something like the insert in your post #1. Is your padawan good at it?

has anyone tried a desktop ABS injection molding kit? I am wondering about their cost effectiveness.

you would be doing 20 miles a day, 100 miles a week, 5,200 miles a year. A £600-£700 budget won't be enough. You'll need to ride in all weather, so full iszed mudguards and chainguard, rack, propstand, lights, bell, puncture proof Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyres, hydraulic brakes are all needed...

I have spares in black like this: It has the same rim diameter and rim width, so it fits Brompton's standard tyres 37-349 without hassle. Check your tyres dimensions and email them to email kits@wooshbikes.co.uk

I don't know if I have any spare. Will look for you tomorrow.

36h. It took me a while to sort out the rim. It took me a while to find the right profile and got it bespoke made.

Same Q70

Your spoke pattern is OK. The issue I mentioned was to have the same sized rim that fits the original tyre without efforts. Here is my wheel fitted with the original schwalbe Racer. I thread the wheels myself. My kit was a prototype, the rims we use now are silver.

One part of the price of your battery is to pay for product liability insurance. Thanks to the proliferation of e-scooters and press coverage of battery fires, my product liability insurance has nearly tripled through no fault of my own over the last 3 years. Just ask the supplier if he has...

I will probably buy the elegoo Neptune 4 too, not the max size though. Any advice on filament?

You can't spoke a 28h rim to a 36h motor, you need a 36h rim which has exactly the same dimensions as the original Brompton 's to fit the original tyre. Some vendors on the net don't supply kits specifically for Brompton so you get the right motor but wrong rim.

What do you think about Rosebank? Should we leave the oil and gas in the ground?

I suppose it's time for me to buy a new 3D printer. Mine is a twin head Replicator4. I bought it when it first came out around 2009. I run a quite old version of thing-o-matic. You can specify fill %, support, raft etc but I suspect the head vibrates a bit, the print tends to detach from the bed...

Did you print that case with your 3D Bambulab X1 in post #1? The round hole and the insert are both very difficult to print.

has anyone tried smart / AI glasses?

I don't mind 20mph zones at all but I hate road bumps. Useless things.

Consider it done!

This is the latest 48V revision B of the famous Tongsheng TSDZ02. Improvements include: - replacement of the blue gear one way clutch bearing with a new assembly. That was a weak point in the otherwise excellent TS kit. - the new main gear assembly now has a double clutch. The old assembly has...

Hello Jimod, On your bike, the throttle is set for timeout by the brake sensors. if the software decides to time out the throttle active time by say 10 seconds, the motor will stop after 10 seconds after the last pedalling pulse. Setting the run off time will cause an annoyance to the user...

There is no point avoiding made in China PCs. Most printed circuit boards are made in China and most malware arrive in your mailbox. There is no way you can be certain that your pc is completely safe. I have a dumb phone I use for two factor authentication so I can have banking on my normal...