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on April 25
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectAdd another level for a kit!
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on April 25
Daniel Lewis
backed a project
TagBot: The Spray Paint Photo Booth by John Bent Cope
I'm building a photo booth that will spray paint your likeness (or anything else) on paper, canvas, wood and more!
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336% funded $1,010 pledged
- 31 backers
- Funded May 20, 2012
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on March 12
Daniel Lewis
backed a project
Recess Reindeer by Christina Faulkner & Jon Upton
A little blue reindeer boy learns to stand up for himself with the help of a foreign exchange octopus girl.
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108% funded $2,394 pledged
- 67 backers
- Funded Mar 31, 2012
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on November 23, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectChristian: Well you'll have quite a community to ask questions :). $142,000 / $500... that's potentially 284 peers to support eachother! Though I do wonder how thorough the instructions will be.
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on November 21, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectIf you keep up this pace you're gonna have $450k by the end of your funding period. That's 900 kits. Am I ever gonna get mine? :p
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on November 19, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projecthe said it's an SMD version of the sanguinololu, so I hope so! I am no good at smd soldering!
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on November 19, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectwoooooot!
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on November 19, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a project updateDid you really raise $10,000 in 11 hours? Woahmigod!
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on November 18, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectCorey: TL;DR: Yes, you can sand them. Afaik, the Printrbot is just a cheaper design and parts-sourcing for a RepRap. So anything the RepRap can do the Printrbot can do. The materials people print with using RepRaps and Makerbots are the same as what you can print with using the Printrbot, so ABS or PLA. The software is probably going to be ReplicatorG, but any of the softwares out there for RepRaps and Makerbots will work. These softwares will let you change the Fill Settings. If you increase the fill amount or change the fill pattern you change how well the part will stand up to different types of stress.
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on November 18, 2011
Daniel Lewis
commented on a projectThe first thing I'm going to print are some replacement shaft couplers for those stepper motors! I've seen so many designs on thingiverse, like Hoeken's Shaft Coupler http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5097, and the Helical Shaft Coupler http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4804. I also want to print something to stabilize the vertical rods. And a case so it sits on a desk nicer, without looking like a fragile piece of in-progress electronics :D. Maybe something I can rest a laptop on. Also, I've seen people with spindle holders?
Daniel Lewis
Altamonte Springs, FL
FAMiLab is a profitless community-based art and technology collective running out of Orlando, Fl (i.e. a hackerspace). The ultimate goal of the FAMiLab is to provide a safe space where hackers, makers, and crafters can wield their imagination in any wa... view more
