Title got me all hopeful that this would be about ARM assembly language (or even x86).Picture is not nearly as fun :(
But what is it?
At the moment it is a desk full of bits, but I'll do pictures as I go - sort of "Can you guess what it is yet"...Came from Germany and weights 26Kg!
Looks like a roll of fibre there ... so it's your own CPE?
They thought that in the office too when they saw it. No, one roll of ABS and one roll of PLA.
Could be a big clue ... 3D printing?
Well, lets hope I can put it all together and have all the bits - else it will be 2.5D printing...
Looks fun. Where did you get the kit from?
I was going to buy one of them last month, but my credit card company had other ideas :).
When it's finished, can you use it to make another one? ;-)
Apparently one can make a lot of the parts of a reprap using one of these. This is a slightly more up-market version of a reprap with some nice water cut metal sheets.
Title got me all hopeful that this would be about ARM assembly language (or even x86).
ReplyDeletePicture is not nearly as fun :(
But what is it?
ReplyDeleteAt the moment it is a desk full of bits, but I'll do pictures as I go - sort of "Can you guess what it is yet"...
ReplyDeleteCame from Germany and weights 26Kg!
Looks like a roll of fibre there ... so it's your own CPE?
ReplyDeleteThey thought that in the office too when they saw it. No, one roll of ABS and one roll of PLA.
ReplyDeleteCould be a big clue ... 3D printing?
ReplyDeleteWell, lets hope I can put it all together and have all the bits - else it will be 2.5D printing...
ReplyDeleteLooks fun.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the kit from?
I was going to buy one of them last month, but my credit card company had other ideas :).
ReplyDeleteWhen it's finished, can you use it to make another one? ;-)
ReplyDeleteApparently one can make a lot of the parts of a reprap using one of these. This is a slightly more up-market version of a reprap with some nice water cut metal sheets.
ReplyDelete