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Finished a saw sharpening station for my sawmill this week and got the print files posted on thingiverse ( HERE ).
I believe that picture was on a branch above Wallace, Idaho. If so, yes, it was in a very narrow canyon. If I'm right, that's Burke, Idaho, and here's a little bit of history:https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/burke-ghost-townI liked the closing comment that one shouldn't go after dark, because of "paranormal activity". I'd be more worried about predators, of all species.
Sumner, you design some wonderful sawmill equipment, but I'm wondering why can't you design and print it in multiple pieces so the supports would be easier to remove, and the items would be easier to paint. This to me seems sort of like those 3D designers who design a complete automobile as a single printout. It makes it pretty impossible to print the interiors. Seems that it would be easier to separate the parts in the CAD drawing then after they are printed.
.........I'm wondering why can't you design and print it in multiple pieces so the supports would be easier to remove, and the items would be easier to paint.......... Seems that it would be easier to separate the parts in the CAD drawing....