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I need to have shelves , wall hanging cabinet, and vanity cover produced from wood. I have the pipework already and will free issue runners and the rails for the cabinet doors. See PDFs, DXF & 3D Files available. Open to suggestions.
The objective is to develop a compact, durable and highly functional EDC waist/hip bag designed for everyday urban use, outdoor activities and lightweight gear carry. The bag should combine the practicality and organisation of a tactical EDC pouch with a more modern, discreet appearance suitable for everyday civilian use. The product should be versatile enough to be worn around the waist or as a cross-body sling bag.
Imagine a small phone shaped device that a worker can wear. As the temperature and humidity change, the device displays whether it is safe to be in that environment or whether they need to seek shelter / warmth via a green / yellow / red LED indicator and audio alert. This is based on the concept of the wet globe bulb temperature and using some validated algorithms, allows the wearer to know whether it is safe. I know the principles and that it can be programmed on arduino in theory, but need someone to take it to a prototype.
Looking at poles being 1.8m long, with three holes big enough to get 10mm paracord through them. The holes need to be 3 inches from the top of the pole. As well there needs to be a removable ‘foot’ for each pole. These will be for a windbreak so the holes are for guy lines to keep it taught, the removable foot needs to be stable enough to keep fabric upright in wind in addition to the guy lines. Metal needs to be strong enough to also be hammered into the ground.
Speaker grills for a pair of Mordaunt-Short Carnival 3 speakers (img 1). I've taken the original meshing off, which covered the whole speaker and I'd like this used for the new grills (img 2). I would also like the grills to magnetically snap onto the speaker similar to this Mission speaker grill (img 3). Approx size of grill is 37.5cm H - 24.5cm W with the rim where they would sit 1.5cm.
I would like these attached items 3D printed using a better quality and surface than a filament printer, maybe SLS, MJF or similar quality? The two Shells need to be in infra-red transmissive plastic that appears black, like they use for windows in IR remote controls, so they need a good quality gloss finish so the light is not messed up passing through them. The other parts are plain black. I would also be interested in having them tooled for injection moulding.
I’d like a leather tool belt made like the one shown but only with a right hand set of pockets (as worn) and with the addition of a sheath for my niwaki hori hori to the right of the pockets. The leather loop Needs to be approx 8cm to fit a cooks blow torch.
