By accident i managed to get a Raspberry Pi 3. Even toug it’s only borrowed i really enjoy working on this small-scale machine. The HDMI-port is very impressive i think. Well… currently i’m thinking about getting one permanently, but at first i want to get at least one or two ideas work.
it’s not possible to pull out the screw (… at least by hand)
pjew, today i made 2 very small objects. they measure about 15mm (per side) … but still, the screw fits perfekt…
tha plan was to make a dowel for a brickwall. tha gap is going to be about 15mm.
i’m still getting more impressed each time i use this machine… 🙂
yesterday i found some time to develope this small clamp. currently it doesn’t hold anything except it self but at least it works and fits properly. the metalparts are just a normal M5 screw and bolt with an additional 3d-printed key. if you tighten the hexagonal key its impossible to remove the screw from the edding. no use for it, but very impressed that it works…
you can see:
-The 3D-Modell in Rhino-3d (Software)
-The „.iges“ File in Slic3er
-The sliced (an ready to 3D-print) file (with support structure
-The new clamp and
-the use of the clamp
1 week befor Christmas the new „Prusa I3 MK2“ arrived. So since about 2 weeks i’m working on different small 3D-studies. Today i figured out how thin and „light-weight“ he can go. I’m very impressed by those smallscale-structures. A pity that my scale dosen’t measure under 1g…
yesterday i could join an exhibition in Feldkirch, in the Villa Claudia. Together with other members of „KunstVorarlberg“ and the AIDS-Help-Vorarlberg we build up a quite nice setup.
Here’s the Link to the official Press-VLK:
*pjew* it’s done.
last weekend we (Melanie, Claudia, Laurin, Andrea and me), could build up the whole installation in two days. Everything worked quite well. In the beginning we had some small problems with „getting the sphere running“ but after we got some help of Tino Hager (via Internet-conference) we got the whole thing running. The official opening-ceremony will be in November, in Salzburg. You can take a look at the sphere 24h a day. It’s right in the „Bezirkshauptmannschaft“ in Salzburg (next to the Railwaystation, GPS coordinates are 47°48’53.1″N 13°02’37.1″E)
The whole project is a competition we (Melanie and me) won in January 2016. between the pictures is the concept written by Melanie.
currently… most of the time i’m working on „the sphere“ for the KunstAmBau project in Salzburg. we’re going to build up the whole thing in about one month. A few weeks after this KunstAmBau-thing, KunstVorarlberg is going to have an other exhibition in Feldkirch. Today i found some time to make a small scale-modell of the work i’d like to show… i’m already happy with the first impression altough its still a way to go.
next week the guy from switzerland is going to deliver „the sphere“. In the meantime we made a plan for the interior, so we already can order some parts for the motor and wheels…
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