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Who'S On Thingiverse?
I know a lot of you guys are quite active in the 3D printing community. Are you on Thingiverse? If so, what's your pseudonym? I'd like to follow you guys.
I just started creating my own designs this year and I'm now ready to start sharing them. Most of the designs are Synthiam Live hack related.
I posted my first design today, it's a G.I. Joe action figure stand. The design is based on the original stand but it's slightly different.
Here's my page (pretty bare bones so far): Skater_j10
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Hey jer, so is that one of the big web sites for 3d printed stuff? What type of printer do you use, I guess you have some expensive ones in the Synthiam office?
Right on jer. I think you can add your thingiverse url to your account profile to
@Robo Rad,
Yeah, Thingiverse was created by Makerbot and is likely the largest 3D file sharing website out there. I have a Makerbot Rep 2 at home and that's what we have at the office, you could say that I'm very familiar with that printer in particular
I would love to add 3d files to thingiverse for each version of a robot I do, maybe not the latest, but if someone likes a version I designed then they can print it themselves.
Hay Jer. I know a few Inmoov builders and members who are on Thingiverse, but I will let them reveal themselves. a large number of members never respond, they read, they just don't like to type . Jer can you make your action figure base large enough to hold a Invoov Robot, like an action figure. maybe make it in 6 interlocking parts and it would have to be very heavy what with all the kung fu leg movements. is there such a thing as lead impregnated PLA filament, that would work.
Just kidding Jer I do think you are very creative and I think your Thingiverse site is great.
Jer knows the smell of a makerbot printing PLA, a car drives by and hes like :: breathes in fresh air:: "that man owns a makerbot, and his print is 83 percent finished. God I love the smell of Makerbot in the morning! "
Lol! @jstarne1 that's actually fairly accurate, from previous years of working with a laser cutter I can also smell burning acrylic from a mile away
@nallycat I'm as creative as an engineer can be
I like your inMoov stand idea, now you just need to drill a large hole in the left heel of your inMoov to lock it in place
Here's my page. Inmoov and other stuff.
https://www.thingiverse.com/Perry_S/about