@spitfire6006006 I have 4 children that I am teaching fantasy RPG. Please, I’m really interested in knowing how/where you got those models – especially the modular castle.
@sammydog01 thanks, though tbh they’re fairly mediocre in person.
@Fuzzalini I think it was just on the table when I was setting it up. Most of the pics were taken a while ago, as I printed and painted stuff, so not quite sure.
@mayshar All of the buildings and some of the miniatures are from http://www.fatdragongames.com
They have a pretty good variety of different terrain and dungeon and building tiles
While 3-D printing is indeed amazing, I find it alarming how misunderstood it is by a lot of people who have only heard about it and haven’t witnessed it. May people seem to envision 3D printers as cloning machines.
Over the holidays, I was in a room full of my in-laws who were under the impression that an intact, fully functional gun could be 3D printed in a matter of seconds. I tried to explain that that the technology was available to print all the individual components of a gun, but it would still need to be assembled like any other gun. The entire group ensured me that I was wrong because they had seen it on the internet.
In-law: I even saw someone print a car
Me: Yes, you can 3-D print all the parts of car and then assemble it, but you can’t just push a button and have the printer produce a fully assembled car ready to drive away
In-law: Yes, you can
Me: Does it 3-D print the gas? Or is it an electric car and it 3-D prints the battery into the engine?
In-law: I think you can do either
Yes, I have a 3D printer, and it’s paper is 3D too (according if microphysicist).
Didn’t click it, but I’m gonna post some pics of my stuff anyways
@spitfire6006006 Neat!
@spitfire6006006 Nice!
@spitfire6006006 Which printer?
And what filament?
@spitfire6006006 It’s a build your own toy machine? I want one. Love the painting jobs.
@spitfire6006006 Love the DM castle. Why do you need tape? Or do you use it for many things?
@spitfire6006006 I have 4 children that I am teaching fantasy RPG. Please, I’m really interested in knowing how/where you got those models – especially the modular castle.
@blaineg Monoprice maker plus
@sammydog01 thanks, though tbh they’re fairly mediocre in person.
@Fuzzalini I think it was just on the table when I was setting it up. Most of the pics were taken a while ago, as I printed and painted stuff, so not quite sure.
@mayshar All of the buildings and some of the miniatures are from http://www.fatdragongames.com
They have a pretty good variety of different terrain and dungeon and building tiles
@spitfire6006006 Very nice. I also noticed the Geek obligatory Mr Dew in the background.
Dear mediocrebot,
You should have the system order you one or two of these dremel 3d printers and print yourself some upgrades.
Yours truly, @thismyusername
@thismyusername Nah, I think that bot is all talk and no action. Un awsome.
@phendrick @thismyusername Mediocrebot is sleeping.
@blaineg @phendrick @thismyusername No, you spelled awesome wrong.
MEALS! DEALS! EELS! AWESOME!
While 3-D printing is indeed amazing, I find it alarming how misunderstood it is by a lot of people who have only heard about it and haven’t witnessed it. May people seem to envision 3D printers as cloning machines.
Over the holidays, I was in a room full of my in-laws who were under the impression that an intact, fully functional gun could be 3D printed in a matter of seconds. I tried to explain that that the technology was available to print all the individual components of a gun, but it would still need to be assembled like any other gun. The entire group ensured me that I was wrong because they had seen it on the internet.
In-law: I even saw someone print a car
Me: Yes, you can 3-D print all the parts of car and then assemble it, but you can’t just push a button and have the printer produce a fully assembled car ready to drive away
In-law: Yes, you can
Me: Does it 3-D print the gas? Or is it an electric car and it 3-D prints the battery into the engine?
In-law: I think you can do either
@DrWorm
You mean Altered Carbon isn’t a documentary?
/image Altered Carbon 3D Tissue Printer
Roku Knuckles
31 day pill holder
T-Rex shower head
8" tall LEGO guy
Espresso grinder hopper and worm gear adjustment
Coffee filter holder
Custom case for a custom hand-wired keyboard
@bigcurmudgeon Love the Roku knuckles. I could use some of those to make finding the remote easier.
3D Car Printing
This isn’t my project, but I work with the guy doing this. It’s awesome!
This is an earlier picture of the car showing the 3D printed panels stitched together. Check out the link in my original post to see more pics.