Had my stress test today. I passed (I guess) since I won't know the results for a couple of days. I did the whole deal without getting too many of the symptoms they were trying to reproduce. They did get my heart rate up into the 170s, and my blood pressure behaved well. Monday, I have my regular Medicare Wellness Check. My cardiologist wanted me to do the stress test with all of my meds to see if we could duplicate what I'd been experiencing.
The plaster's dry, and I did another set of prints for the Baldwin. In trying to remove the system-added supports behind the fuel line with a diamond coated fine wheel on the Dremel, I inadvertently cut through about half of the injector pumps rendering that half of the engine block to the scrap yard. I regrew it without those supports and got a good print. The line still warps a bit, but it's going to have to work. My positioning worked out well since there are no supports in any detailed areas that would be damaged when removed.
I also reprint the generator without the v-belts, and fixed some thin sections, but forgot to re-add the support under the exciter and produced another piece for the scrap heap.
I'm reprinting another corrected version now along with my first batch of new appliances for the appliance store which is next up to be completed. Every appliance you see in this rendering of the building will be printed in the next couple of days. Considering I paid $40 for the first five (I'm reprinting those too), this print job alone almost pays for the Machine. This is an eclectic bunch… I've got modern stainless steel high end stuff along with 1970s Avocado, Harvest Gold and Metallic Brown appliances. It's just like my layout… a little bit of this and a little of that as long as it's interesting. I have to make up some graphics and have a neat Miller Engineering electroluminescent "Zenity TV" sign, that's been waiting for years for this building. This is a Podium rendering of the SketchUp drawing.
