> > I'm looking for someone who can give me good/sound advice on designing a > simple > website about my boat.

>After all, these home units need to be pointed directly at the satellite, >since they are not able to track one from a moving platform. > >Or perhaps we are talking about a gimbal stabilized dish that is able to >track from a moving platform, like a boat at sea?

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This time, with threads, and with flexible filament, it printed to completion (although the top of the rod was wobbling all over the place towards the end of the print).  The threads are recognizable, but there are enough small anomalies that it is very difficult to screw into a nut. 

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> > I just wanted to download pjsip but it seems there is aproblem with the > website - it is just a template from webfaction.com > > regards > klaus >

That >> gives 60 sides for large circles (best to make it a multiple of four). >> Smaller circles hit the $fa limit and have less sides. >> >> On 31 August 2018 at 05:49, FourthDr wrote: >> >>> I was trying to make a coin for a friend to 3D print with a bossing on >>> top.

via Discuss wrote: >>> The shape of the coin profile is wrong. >>> The circular cutout intersects the rim at the top, but it should >>> intersect further in, where the two circles have matching angles on >>> the rims. The transition should not be detectable. >> >> it's a function of the $fn.

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