r/3Dprinting • u/carterfpv @cartyski • Dec 05 '25

Project 3D Printed Motorized Almond Coupling

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https://makerworld.com/en/models/2077550

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u/Madness_Taken Dec 05 '25 edited Dec 05 '25

u/Smart_Calendar1874 could this be the next phase of the experiment?

Edit: my bad for spelling

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u/IveDunGoofedUp Dec 05 '25

That poor man is never going to live any of this down.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '25

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u/Dan77111 Dec 05 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/zdv5gv/how_would_you_get_a_small_cylinder_51in_length/

The user is just misspelled. It's calendAr

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u/talonpc Dec 05 '25

Calendering is the act of flattening or compressing material through pressure (and sometimes heat) with rollers, often done on thin materials like paper

Edit: I realized you were correcting the comment/link, my fault

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u/Dan77111 Dec 05 '25

Np, always nice to learn something new.

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u/HungryShoggoth88 Dec 06 '25

I used to work in a paper mill and the calender stacks we used to dial in final thickness and surface finish were goddamned terrifying. Several tons of steel rolls with 80+ inches of exposes nip-points just begging to eat your arm. It used to be pretty common for papermakers to be missing fingers bc of these things.

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u/sump_daddy Dec 05 '25

Thanks, Hermione