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Photo day! So, thanks to the makerspace, some very generous members donated some very nice components to aid in my endeavours, and I didn't even feel that bad taking them, because I actually had a design. Actually, holding the parts in my hand gave me a great boost in confidence and motivation to get the project done. Support from the makerspace was crucial during the mid design stages of TreeBot, when I was hitting quite the slump.
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The Adventures of TreeBot 3: New Printers and New Friends
After spending quite a bit of time speaking to all sorts of people on #RepRap IRC (it's on #Freenode for those of you interested, although not very many people really see this), and after having many, many questions answered, I ended up having a dilemma; where do I go to get the tools and materials I need to make a 3d printer from scratch? Some ingenious person at #RepRap suggested I go to a makerspace. I had no idea what a makerspace was. He showed me a nationwide directory of makerspaces. Through that, I found both my local makerspace and several new friends. The first time I went, I did not really know what to expect. ProVolt, the makerspace, was located in a shady part of town, and I only had an address to go off of. I went up to a dark house and knocked loudly, with no response. I stood there a while, and realized that I'd probably not come back if there was no response. Coincidentally, the only person there was about to leave, and as I was contemplating going back to the car he opened the door. We introduced ourselves, and that night I stayed there, talking all things maker until around 12 at night. And I've not been quite the same since. Pictures to come!
This is mesmerizing to watch.
actually physically painful to watch because you know months were spent masking all those frames for each of the kajillions of transitions in this
The Adventures of TreeBot. #2: Aaand I missed a day.
So. I missed a day, but nonetheless, I shall continue. When I first began thinking of building a 3d printer, I did a lot of online research. I searched Google, Instructables, you name it, for any and all things 3d printing.
You wouldn’t believe how long it took me to actually find the RepRap wiki.
Before I did, I got inspired by the guy and his $60 e-waste 3d printer. I looked all over and before I even knew what I was doing, I was gathering parts. Unfortunately the build was not documented in a very detailed fashion, and I, knowing nothing of 3d printing, found it hopeless.
So, you know (emphasis I did not know anything about 3d printing) I decided just to build my own from the ground up.
First, I discovered the RepRap wiki AND LEARNED THERE WAS AN IRC CHANNEL. So suddenly I had countless hours of experience and trial and error within my grasp, as long as I ask the right questions! I began searching through 3d printer designs to build, settling on a wooden frame Prusa I3. But NOPE. I actually have no idea why I decided this, but I was going to design my own printer, to meet my own exceedingly strict standards. (I literally needed a printer that would fit in my tiny, tiny room). For a while it was a pipe dream, and I thought I would never actually get around to doing anything with the idea, as has happened with nearly all of my “brilliant” ideas in the past. But no more! TreeBot shall live!
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The Adventures of TreeBot
So, some of you may know, I recently (several months ago) decided I wanted to build a 3d printer. Now I can’t remember the clear reason for this, but it makes sense as I really enjoy making things. I recently realized that someone asked me if I was going to document my 3d printer build, which I haven’t done. Seeing as I am now in the final stages of getting my 3d printer to work, I will be posting my progress over the past few months over the course of several days, hopefully culminating in the finished product at the end.
P.S. This printer is intended to be made ALMOST ENTIRELY OF WOOD so that’s a thing.
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Friends are like trees; if you hit them hard enough with an axe, they fall down.
me
Well, darn.
I guess I can’t keep on doing anything consistently. Quick update to all you wonderful humans. I’m at college and it’s like being punched in the face while trying to keep gasoline from catching fire in a burning building. And then someone hands you a homework assignment that’s due the same day.
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This is probably why most of my art only gets a couple dozen notes. Well, either that or it’s actually shit, but I think that’s just the imposter syndrome talking. C.c;;
Remember, it’s not a competition
This amazing comic just says it all about what it’s like to be an artist.
This..is…BEAUTIFUL! ;w; I am actually smile, now. Thank you so much! <3
I’m actually crying to this…
i’m actually crying rn
cry every tiem
Remember, two cakes.
Somehow, somewhere, for someone, you’ll make the world shine.
ACTUALLY CRYIKNG WAT IS THIS-
So, I was literally just looking through DeviantArt and raging at the talent of those people, mostly because I’m a bit tight on money and trying to raise enough for a decent internet connection so I can actually effectively do things I need to and I need to improve to actually do it consistently, and then this.
o3o
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PHONEPONE
I draw Ponies for Monies! So come see my stuffs.
Seriously. 2 America monies and I’ll make a little sketch.
The big stuffs would be more like 5 or 10 America monies though.
And the really detailed ones would probably have to be fuelled by 20 americamonies or more, because they take a LONG time D:
Aaaand here is a few more post-hiatus commissions that have been done. Valiant the knight and Gladiolus the batpony.
This took longer than it should have! Yay!
This is Eventide, a commissioned batpony pic by a person.
Wow, I am tired after halfheartedly finally finishing this off, sort of.
At the end of a long, frustrating day of drawing with a mouse, this about sums it all up.
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Also, I did manage to draw a better Octavia!
SO, I think I might actually use Tumblr now. Here is an art after a super long art hiatus!
