3D Printing – Improving the Ender 5 lighting
Following the introduction of the DIY enclosure, I need to improve the Ender5 lighting so I can see how the print is progressing.
Following the introduction of the DIY enclosure, I need to improve the Ender5 lighting so I can see how the print is progressing.
Before I can take the Ford 7610 for a drive, I really need to get the electrics working. The first job was wiring up the lights.
The first tractor I remember riding was a Ford 7610. Suddenly I have a hankering for one. Time to make a childhood dream come true.
It’s time for the Retro Works Show 2022, a fantastic mix of cars, from fully customised to perfectly restored. And the family is along too.
To get better quality 3D prints, I need to control temperatures. A DIY Ender5 enclosure should help with heat and save money along the way.
After weeks of turmoil with the BX, I wondered if it would even make it to FotU 22. But it did, and the festival was fantastic.
After battling the fuel leak, the original leak was still present. After a bad judgement call, I have even more leaks. Will I make it to FotU?
Before I set off to FotU, I want to trace a fluid leak near the engine. But first the Citroen BX has a major fuel leak!
Legend has it, that BX doors regularly fall off. They don’t, but its often close. Let’s tackle a Citroen BX door pillar repair, and keep that door firmly fixed to the car!
Keeping a promise, I’m finally taking the Fergie to the Kelsall Steam Rally. And while the day didn’t go smoothly, I can’t wait to go again.