Then most transparent plastic will work.

To be sure, find out exactly which material is used in whatever you’re considering buying (PC, PET, acrylic, glass, etc) and look up it’s transmission spectrum. Make sure it is high at 940nm.

I’ve used and tested the same sensor with a wjndow made of 4905 transparent vhb laminated onto clear pet film.

Are you trying specifically to filter out non-IR frequencies?

It’s a whole process for streamlining production environments, but I just meant it as shorthand for organizing my tools, specifically giving each one its own dedicated place so I can tell at a glance whether everything is put away, and if not, what’s missing.

A couple examples of the concept

I generally come across specific things that prompt me to print a custom solution for my life. I wouldn’t be surprised if there literally isn’t any truly useful better-3d-printed-than-purchased thing that someone can recommend for you. (But maybe I’m just not imaginative enough :))

Maybe the biggest category of things is replacement parts for stuff around your house. The $7 doohickey might cost you $1+time to print instead.

That said, here are some things I’ve printed for use around my house, which might give you some ideas for your own life:

• drain spouts with hose connection to route water from my gazebos “gutters” to the ground instead of just splashing down out of a hole
• a cover for the switch on my floor lamp so the light can only be toggled with the wall switch instead of in 2 places
• wall mount for my cable modem/router
• temporary oil cap replacement for my car when I accidentally lost it after changing the oil
• custom tool holders to 5-S my workspace
• large v block clamps for my drill press
• riser for my bench top power supply, to tilt it at a better angle for viewing
• infinite toys for my kids
• replacement part for a model kit that my kid accidentally broke
• handlebar basket custom sized for my kids bike
• replacement latch clip for my car’s fuse cover

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Some professional software licensing options dint work in vms, either.

Solidworks single-seat licenses won’t activate in a VM, for instance.

Not saying that’s OPs specific use case, but it’s an example of another constraint

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they ribbert at me

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Yes…her…

Canned beans are cooked already and just need to be warmed through

Why would I lie?

Can I just say that as someone who only codes tangentially to my work, code and documentation that uses the same word 2 or 3 times in an expression, when they mean different things, is such an immense pet peeve of mine when learning something new.

I’m already struggling with everything else about it, and now I have to parse out which lady is which and what the hell each one is supposed to be

object Object(object = object);

Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged.

I don’t agree with op but “orange man bad” is pretty similar to the post title.

FOCMKEAS (19mm reamer) SCHNITPWR (12V power supply)

Why was the library (OR dictionary) in the sky?

So you can look UP words in it!

(Actual Laffy taffy joke i got many years ago)

I was thrilled that I cringed my kids by coming up with “rizzmas” and then saddened to find that it, too, is crypto.

Thanks op I never would have seen this otherwise but thanks to you I can now see this spam

Funny way to act if you’re not interested in a debate.

I’m not interested in a debate either, so i won’t be responding.

I did appreciate your contribution. Since you verified it for yourself, though, it would have been nice if you linked your source.

Just wave the paper towel in the direction of the greens, and they are protected, my child

All fluids have a viscosity ergo liquid nitrogen (and gaseous nitrogen for that matter) is a sauce. Mmmm