Analog 3D printer by Daniel De Bruin.
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Analog 3D printer by Daniel De Bruin.
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Them dang ceramicists have been using extruders for a long time. This is one clever guy.
That's just . . . art - my hat is off to the designer builder.
Freakin' wow.
Forrest in Atlanta
I'm wondering if that is the same guy that made the large wooden music machine. He is very talented indeed!
Assuming we're thinking of the same instrument, the Marble Machine was made by Martin Molin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q
He's actually in the process of building another one, and there are currently 70+ videos devoted to its design and construction on his youtube channel. Well worth the watch, if you have considerable spare time.
Applaud the idea, effort and video sequence, but argue with label being 'technology'. When did solid mechanical function get degraded?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
Yeah, well... A rock tied to a stick was superior technology to a rock held in the hand. A sharpened rock tied to a long stick was another technological advance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
Respectfully, Neil