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on November 20, 2011
John Duksta
backed a project
Printrbot: Your First 3D Printer by Brook Drumm
A desktop 3D printer you can build in a couple hours. Print plastic parts you design or download - even parts for another printer.
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3,323% funded $830,827 pledged
- 1,808 backers
- Funded Dec 17, 2011
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on September 11, 2011
John Duksta
backed a project
Orbit: A Swiveling Smartphone Suction Mount by Jon Norton & Joe Molinari
The Orbit defines what a smartphone mount should be, offering infinite adjustability and zero frustration. Form and function delivered.
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253% funded $63,457 pledged
- 1,882 backers
- Funded Oct 05, 2011
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on August 26, 2011
John Duksta
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STRIPPED: The Comics Documentary by Small Fish Studios
A feature-length documentary highlighting the world's best cartoonists...talking about the art form they love, and where it's going.
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187% funded $109,025 pledged
- 2,601 backers
- Funded Sep 22, 2011
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on June 7, 2011
John Duksta
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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
- 269 backers
- Funded Jun 08, 2011
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on April 24, 2011
John Duksta
backed a project
OpenAMD: Open Source Location Tracking and Social Networking by aestetix
Know the truth. Know where everyone is. Help us create a real life interactive Marauder's Map.
Funding Unsuccessful (05/01/2011) -
on January 7, 2011
John Duksta
commented on a project[quote] “Vox” is the Latin word for power, thus you have Solar Power. [/quote] Ummm... not to be a pedantic jerk, but you guys need to go back to Latin class. Vox is Latin for voice. In this context the best Latin word for power would be 'potentia'.
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on August 19, 2010
John Duksta
backed a project
Rhode Island Mini Maker Faire by Brian Jepson
Celebrate New England D.I.Y: Rhode Island’s own Mini Maker Faire, August 28, 2010!
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109% funded $1,642 pledged
- 31 backers
- Funded Sep 16, 2010
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on May 14, 2010
John Duksta
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Decentralize the web with Diaspora by Daniel G. Maxwell S. Raphael S. Ilya Z.
Fully Funded! Diaspora will be an open source personal web server to protect and share all of your stuff online.
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2,006% funded $200,641 pledged
- 6,479 backers
- Funded Jun 01, 2010
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on April 7, 2010
John Duksta
backed a project
Rep-up.com Starting online 3D printer parts store for RepRap / Makerbot by Bruce & Nicholas Wattendorf
Our plan is to start an online parts store for RepRap and Makerbot 3D printer owners.
Funding Unsuccessful (05/08/2010) -
on February 20, 2010
John Duksta
backed a project
Little Spaceman Lamp by Matthew Borgatti
I made this awesome little spaceman lamp. Now I want to start up a production line so everyone can have one.
Funding Unsuccessful (04/01/2010)
John Duksta
Seattle, WA
John Duksta joined Kickstarter on February 20, 2010
