Yes, there is a dual shift reg. board.
In fact, it’s this one by Debolestis.
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/CNmz8HuL
How much filament is that, roughly? Might need to get some more I think.
Also how did you fix the safety snapping off, or is that not an issue with the printed part?
I need to check.
It seems to be holding up pretty good…
Printing it laying on its side helps.
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Dude, do you know how hard tiki print trays are to find in the US? Can we substitute in say a plain black tray?
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That tray was actually designed by an artist and was used at the enlisted and officers messes in the Swedish Armed Forces.
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That’s a great looking set!
If I may ask: would it be possible to add the two light green parts to the hardware section? Black filament isn’t a problem, but buying light green filament for only two small parts is a bit… inefficiënt.
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I have thought about that.
First, the two lightgreen parts you see are just tools to help mount the threaded insert into the trim hat, to ensure perfect 90° angle, so these parts can be any color.
But there is a small green center dot that goes on the trimhat itself. You can barely see it in the lower right corner. I will offer a detail print set of the pushbuttons, trimhat and the green center dot as all of these benefit from being printed with a 0,2mm nozzle and 0,06mm layer height, and that can be a challenge for a lot of users. You don’t have to print them 0,2/0,06, but they look better like that, and it’s easy enough for me to print them.
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I am very impressed by the product and by the amount of thought you’re giving the manufacturing.
I feel like this is what we were promised with home manufacturing such as the 3D printers and cheap(er) machine tools… of course in reality it’s just a bunch of STLs behind paywalls with basic printing instructions and a “good luck”… but great job Troll!
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Not to diminish Trolls achievement in any way, but to be fair, in addition to what you describe there is also a lot of very good 3d printed simpit stuff out there.
Authentikit and OpenHornet comes to mind, both are free and have great instructions as well as Discord comnunities.
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And they inspired me to do this stick grip in much the same way that they do too.
Setting up a discord server and working on the instructions as we speak 
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You are both correct, but you still need a craftsman or an artisan to get the best out of the tool. I know this because I am a hack who can use a lathe & a welder and scratch build (on a good day) things that are functional , but not pretty and definitely not up to the standard that people will gladly pay money for.
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Wasn’t familiar with OpenHornet - thanks I’ll take a look - but yeah, Authentikit would be probably the one I’d be putting forward as a gold standard (though I haven’t personally put together any of their controls)
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Authentikit is very good for being easy to get into and getting stuff done.
OpenHornet is something else, it’s a huge project of sheer engineering insanity.
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I thought I read Identikit. Sorry, off topic
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Hi! did you delete your yt channel? and where will you post when its done
I did. Youtube, in their infinite wisdom, accused me of hate speech. Not going to support that platform anymore.
I moved to Vimeo.
Here, DCS forum and Vimeo. There will also be a Discord server to handle support.
Release date is 25. November.
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Funniest FART joke I have heard in ages. 
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Thats crazy 
But thank you for the answear 
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Looks like competition…
