@XYZb3457 yes thank you
I think you’re right the black will probably look better with the blue.
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No you didn’t.
The feet and other parts are blue.
im crazy ocd, i meant i didn’t think i had the specific hue close to navy 
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the sliders can be hard to fine tune, i wish there was a way to directly input values. i can’t seem to dial in red for the A parts, its either too purple or too pink…
It’s ok. I appreciate the effort.
My A parts are blue
And I think you convinced me to make the B parts black.
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no problem it really is a fun toy to play with
i’m still working with the burly, but now i know how to decide my color choices when i make the upgrade
well, they’ll probably be blue and black, but i like to contemplate
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How do you like your Burley?
I’m getting excited as this thing is coming along. Two weeks to print the A parts. But I haven’t been in a rush.
I’m sure once I get the stuff I ordered and get the B parts printed I’ll start feeling a push to get it together faster. But for now it’s been fun seeing the box of parts grow.
Now the pressing issue is how high to make the Z
I’m at the over-engineering phase, designing complex solutions for simple problems all day, and my shed is usually too cold to do anything fun in until winter breaks here in CNY. There are a great many rabbit holes in these threads that are very easy to get lost in. One thing I’ve seen consistently mentioned was the importance of z-height relative to sturdiness, making it shorter and putting blocks under the feet or using a drop table is recommended 
Thanks.
I may be able to recompile that for Mac tomorrow. If I still have the source files.
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For @tfaigle and those of you wanting the Mac version of the Color Picker. You can download here - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fjqclMPqO1zSyz3HD-oc7a3BsFHrd1yR/view?usp=sharing
Mac’s security features will tell you it can’t be run - you’ll need to right click the app and select open.
It’s still a large download (1gb) ish.
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