Heh. I think he speaks well and clearly, but he's not working with us anymore.
Let me know if you have any questions - or suggestions.
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Heh. I think he speaks well and clearly, but he's not working with us anymore.
Let me know if you have any questions - or suggestions.
Don't get me wrong, there was nothing wrong with his presentation, you could just tell he was really excited to be doing it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Davo
well the muppets did go through a purple patch, can't blame them from doing other jobs.
Hell they're advertising Giant crumpets in the uk at the moment.
And i didn't make that up :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLfMrj74otA
And geoff - davo keeps telling me there are used models going cheap ;-)
There are occasionally used models from folks who have upgraded. ;)
Interesting thought for you.
A friend of mine just got a small mill and one of the optional extras is a camera that will trace PCBs and make Gcode to duplicate them. (This is what he tells me, not my personal observation)
Shouldn't be that hard to do and pretty useful methinks.
so what sort of shipping costs are we talking from the states to the land down under ? (where women glow and men chunder)
Give me an address; Australian delivery costs can vary widely, depending on how rural we're going.Quote:
Originally Posted by curious aardvark
Some pics of the prototyping in progress.
http://hyrel3d.net/images/16a/16a_proto1_closed.jpg
http://hyrel3d.net/images/16a/16a_proto1_open.jpg
This doesn't have the center module in place, just spacers for now.
What might that be, getting prototype-tested there?
http://hyrel3d.net/images/16a/mystery.jpg
This one is the 16ABT (Big & Tall), with a build volume of 600 x 400 x 600 mm (X/Y/Z).
http://hyrel3d.net/images/16a/16abt_sm.png