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#421

For those who saw my cannon before, I have given it a new paint job:

And, in an entirely unrelated project, I recently built a RepRap (Replicating Rapid Prototyper (AKA 3D printer)):

Currently printing a mounting bracket for the power supply:

Worked pretty hard on the wiring to make it look semi-professional:

Here’s one of the better things I have printed. Part of the fun of a RepRap is tweaking the settings to achieve the desired performance. I think this one turned out quite well (In the first shot, the smaller version was a failed print)

Looking for things to print. Ideas?

#422

Print out little models of spaceships or something and sell them on the internet.

Seriously, though, that’s a pretty awesome printer.

#423

Thanks,

#424

Decided to do something different. It still sucks.

#425

damn it I want to build a 3d printer so bad.

#426

Make a dildo.

But seriously? Make your own movie props and put them around your house;

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#427

That’d be pretty awesome, but the print envelope is only 18cmx18cmx10cm (WxLxH). I could scale it down I suppose.

#428

you could always split the model into sections and assemble it in the end

not my latest but I thought it was interesting

#429

I had one of them once, xale. :slight_smile:

#430

Oh wow, that looks really nice!

#431

I’ve got X-530’s. But my control speaker is on it’s side, THAT’S NOT REPRESENTATIVE AT ALL OMG GET IT RIGHT

:stuck_out_tongue: But srs, cool pic. I like the highlights around the little notch on the dial

#432

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One of the latest (decent) drawings. Started off as a female pose and anatomy practice.

#433

A minecraftian, I see.

#434

exercising right to not sound human

no effects lol

also made rotoscope

#435

Not really anything special, I made this gif from footage I recorded as I played

#436

How my teeth used to look like

#437

I’ll give you like twelve dollars for that thing

#438

jesus fucking christ eric

#439

I would but they still need it for study purpose.

#440

I bet they do…

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