Iβm rolling around with Bender at ECCC today, mostly on the 4th floor. Say hi if you see me!
Iβm rolling around with Bender at ECCC today, mostly on the 4th floor. Say hi if you see me!
Here's the full assembly video:
Baron Rivendare's Deathcharger is coveted by many World of Warcraft players and it's so awesome I have my own! Well, the skull part at least. Even that's too big for our space! #wow
Holy craaaap! Iβm so pumped for this movie!
Two years ago, we visited the production of Project Hail Mary to check out the costumes and tour the sets! The first of our videos is out today, with a close-up look at the hero spacesuit and mission patch: youtu.be/pUaxIn1N8ZI?...
Already installed over here!
Here is the full build video:
Back when Britt saw Thor: Ragnarok in theaters, she had one desire--to make a full size Surtur skull! They're not eyebrows, it's a crown!
That tile is exceptional!
Not bad for $20. π
My first gateway into Blade Runner Blasters was this RAC Props kit that has some pewter cast parts. While drilling holes, I wrecked a piece! I 3D modeled, resin printed, and then molded the part. Let's see if I can cast a new part in (lead free) pewter!
Here's the whole weathering video:
Back in the summer of 2018, Evan & Katelyn visited our shop in Seattle and brought their custom made squirt gun! Bill and Britt helped them disguise the 3-D printed parts as old, industrial equipment and the results look so cool!
Duuude elevators!
Here's the whole Satisfactory helmet build video:
We found visors with the perfect tint for our Satisfactory helmets! The hexagon pattern was added with clear vinyl and didn't effect the vison much at all. The blower fan helped prevent the visor from fogging. Great success! #satisfactory
We just had to have our own squirrel totem from Inscryption! #inscryption
Here's the full build video for the eye mechanism and head assembly:
Bender from Futurama needed moving eyes and I'd never done something like that before! Time for lots of prototyping.
I printed it and stuck self-adhesive copper tape to it. There's copper tape with conductive adhesive so you can add multiple overlapping pieces and it counts as one conductive surface. Then I used the second part of the mold to shape the copper, so that it sticks inside the recessed traces. Then I used sandpaper to file away at the raised ridges. The copper traces are now electrically independent of each other. Done! But if I want, I can remove the extra copper tape.
The companion mold at the bottom. This second 3D-printed part pushes the copper tape down into the recessed trace channels so it conforms to the shape. The two parts sandwich together with alignment spikes to keep everything registered.
screenshot of QZW Labs' raised pcb idea! here is their youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLliKgzKKUI&t=592s
Adobe Illustrator on top (you can use any free tool that makes SVG vector files. I just own an old illustrator version. Bottom: the PCB Forge tool I made
I made a tool that turns PCB designs into 3D-printable molds. you sandwich copper tape between the parts, sand the ridges, and you have a real working PCB. no etching, no chemicals. I am losing my mind
castpixel.itch.io/pcb-forge
Iβll DM ya.
Stephen Colbertβs interview with James Talarico, a Democrat running for a Senate seat in Texas, has been watched by millions on YouTube after it was banned from airing.
Those are so cool!!
*gasp*
Welp, I absolutely burned through Project Hail Mary and I hope everyone is prepared for this to be my entire identity for the next month. Top marks Andy Weir!
Everyone was so happy at Trader Joeβs today! π
Congrats to the Seattle Seahawks! Here's a Seahawks coaster I made a few years back that you can print for yourself! π
#3DPrinting #SuperBowl #Football #NFL
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Way to go Seahawks!