@JESUS OF THE WEIRD πΊπ¦π¨πΏ
Maybe it's not too late
To learn how to love and forget how to hate
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Recent Notes
bb lubed, bearings replaced, new cranks on, creaking gone
*the bicycle is healed*
*the bicycle is healed*
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ugghhuugghhh
~48 hours until train to fanfest
time to get my ass to the hackerspace and try to finish cosplay props...
@Karen @ back from fanfest :heart_bi: any chance you could snap some pictures for @nprofile1q... to share here on fedi or other socials?
asking because i've seen some prints that probably were yours and were *very* cool
asking because i've seen some prints that probably were yours and were *very* cool
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one small step for the debugger
but one long jump for the processor
but one long jump for the processor
fun fact: in our translations of genesis, god creates a "male" and "she-male."
unlike in hebrew and english our word "woman" is not rooted in "man", and this is a clumsy attempt at preserving the wordplay
unlike in hebrew and english our word "woman" is not rooted in "man", and this is a clumsy attempt at preserving the wordplay
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git show must go on
life tip: following the #include and #define hashtags make you randomly stumble across odd pieces of C code
@nprofile1q... i don't find printing a piece of paper and ironing it too bothersome. even compared to loading a filament alone, not even speaking of attaching the cuprexit to the bed and setting the z offset.
but perhaps there are some good tricks i could learn, which is why i'm curious about how you did it. because the result looks stunning!
i've tried doing .2mm traces and basically failed. i do .5mm minimum.
but perhaps there are some good tricks i could learn, which is why i'm curious about how you did it. because the result looks stunning!
i've tried doing .2mm traces and basically failed. i do .5mm minimum.
Tools used:
- Photon Mono SE 3D printer
- electric kettle
- random plastic trays and glass jars
- pincers wrapped in rubber
- #KiCAD
- #UVTools
Materials as described by https://frgmnt.org/naps-etch...
@nprofile1q... beautiful!
learned to do the chemical etching and masking via toner transfer a few months ago. perhaps it's time to step up my game?
got more pictures from your process?
learned to do the chemical etching and masking via toner transfer a few months ago. perhaps it's time to step up my game?
got more pictures from your process?
@Karen @ back from fanfest :heart_bi: it better be like rainbow and uriah heep and not motley crue tho!!