Avid readers, alas, we have reached a turning point. I have a new location for my blog and from now on I will be posting there. Please keep reading, and commenting! Here is the address:
www.makeandplay.de
I look forward to your continued interest!
Steve
Thursday, 18 December 2014
Monday, 15 December 2014
Whatever have you been doing?
| Filament all over the house, when will there be a standardized storage solution? |
| Storage solution. Just some shelves I put up with a friend. |
| The Berlin i3, still going strong! Look what we've made: |
| Baby nut and screw. |
| Horse in two halves, a little warp on the flat surfaces made glueing imperfect, the tail is imperfect like a real Horse's tail, and one leg broke off just to perfect the circle of imperfection. |
| Two cars, one all in one print (right)... |
| The other with black Flex TPC tyres. Vrooom! |
| Black feather earrings by Vivenda, also in black Flex TPC |
| Here they are again in Taulmann T-Glase orion blue :D |
Monday, 1 December 2014
Stocking up
So there are still plenty of steps to go before I become the veritable 3D printing master, the Reprapper par excellence. But bit by bit I can see myself getting there.
I achieve balance through daily bed levelling.
I achieve inner warmth by tweaking the temperature settings depending on which kind of PLA I use.
I achieve inner calm through active cooling.
I'm not yet so advanced that I can look at an object and know exactly how I'd splice the G-code.
And I cannot script a beautiful vase whose surface maps my favourite equation.
These things will hopefully come in time however. Perhaps around the same time I figure out how to recharge my camera so I can show you what I've been making. For now you'll just have to make do with my monologues.
Fare well dear reader, until next time.
I achieve balance through daily bed levelling.
I achieve inner warmth by tweaking the temperature settings depending on which kind of PLA I use.
I achieve inner calm through active cooling.
I'm not yet so advanced that I can look at an object and know exactly how I'd splice the G-code.
And I cannot script a beautiful vase whose surface maps my favourite equation.
These things will hopefully come in time however. Perhaps around the same time I figure out how to recharge my camera so I can show you what I've been making. For now you'll just have to make do with my monologues.
Fare well dear reader, until next time.
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