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on May 10, 2011
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commented on a projectExcellent Idea - I'd like to use it for an implementation of my project: CubeSpawn - which is also open source! ;-)
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on May 10, 2011
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MakerSlide Open Source Linear Bearing System by Barton Dring
An open source linear bearing for CNC equipment that is low cost and extremely easy to integrate into your design.
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445% funded $26,268 pledged
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on February 4, 2010
CubeSpawn
Posted project update #4This Project Looks like a zombie to me
Post CommentWhile I'd love to entertain the illusion that this will get a big surge of activity in the next 17 days....
so on to attempt 2:
http://www.refresheverything.com/cubespawn1
this doesn't take any money from you, just a daily vote on the site above
Lets see how this one goes....
As you may know, the project has continued to make progress while these funding activities have been ongoing, and anyone who is interested in getting involved feel free to contact me at Data(dot)Pathway(at)Gmail(dot)com
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on January 22, 2010
CubeSpawn
Posted project update #3Hi there!
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on December 29, 2009
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Turn our cities' windows into vertical veggie farms! by The Windowfarms Project
Ordinary folks participate in a mass collaboration toward green innovation (R&D-I-Y) and turn their apartment windows into vertical veggie farms.
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on December 25, 2009
CubeSpawn
commented on a projectsounds interesting! good luck! James
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on December 25, 2009
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Lumi Co. – A NEW TEXTILE PRINTING TECHNOLOGY by LUMI Co.
Lumi Co. creates prints that were previously impossible. Using their new technology, two young designers want to turn the fashion world upside down!
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on December 22, 2009
CubeSpawn
Posted project update #2Erased
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on December 17, 2009
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commented on a projectyowza, my eye! that formatting didn't work out... that'll teach me to use different apps in different places...
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on December 17, 2009
CubeSpawn
commented on a projectThank You, Lewis, For your observations, and stimulating the discussion. I do not have solid works, and minimal familiarity with the application - but a sim-lab is a definite goal for testing the automation control software vis-à-vis it is much cheaper to simulate than build untested new hardware. I have my eye on this: and assuming we get through these preliminaries – a virtual prototyping setup at some point down the line will let cube designs be tested, validated, and proven, both singly and in combination, as well as giving the motion control dimension to the problem coding to be adopted to our open source equivalents. For now, however, we will omit this sophisticated step and do it the old fashioned way ( this is a further justification to limit the scope of the initial designs). Since this first piece of hardware serves the dually beneficial purpose of supplying the machining capabilities for subsequent steps, and providing a method for others to get started toward cube creation, and general machining. Keep the Faith! and Recruit, Recruit, Recruit! Did I mention Recruiting? Jameshardware
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CubeSpawn joined Kickstarter on December 01, 2009
