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Had my first trip to the Glasgow Maklab last week and wrestled with the CNC machine to make a mini skateboard :D Mainly thanks to Delphine rescuing my file and staying late to help me get it done ;PÂ
I’ve since spray painted it but i’m not sure how to finish it off, to paint the grooves or not to paint the grooves? We shall see!
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My cousins asked for a logo for their T-Shirt company and I got a little carried away when it was done :) Got some practice in with the vinyl and laser cutter though and they came out really well!Â
The keyrings could have done with slightly thinner and the holes for the jump rings were a bit close to the edge but the engraving came out really nice and clear so I’m happy :)Â
Well, this print didn’t go quite as planned, the smooth body definitely needs to be wider, and the base needs to be more rounded and taller so it doesn’t snap or fall over.The part I was most worried about (overhangs!) seem to have printed pretty well though so it’s not all bad. I quite like the flat top for a pawn too, I had left it blank to print the body but I think it could work quite well.
Possibly an idea for the Pawn? The top was in all honesty an accident but the body of the piece was  intentional development. I want to keep the main body smooth so it’s pleasant to hold and I’ve widened out the base to help with the balance. Needs a print test to see how the overhangs work and we’ll go from there!
Ta dah! My work in progress Chess set! I’m still in the pretty early stages of prototyping my pieces, working out what style I want for the set as well as working within the capabilities of the Ultimaker 2. I’ve been trying to find a design that 1. I like aesthetically, 2. Is easy to handle and stable so they don’t go flying if the table gets knocked, and 3. Will give a strong, clean print. I’ve been working out the overhangs and really small details and I like where it’s going so far but I already have a few things to watch out for. For example, the Queen has a small piece snapped off her crown and the King is pretty fragile too. So They might need a more dense fill or a more contained design.
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Maker Library Network Twitter discussion with Daniel Charny
If you missed Connect ZA's Maker Library Network (MLN) Twitter discussion with Daniel Charny, the project's Creative Director, not to worry! You can still catch the conversation exploring the importance of making, the value of the MLN and the insightful questions posed by the public.
For research we visited the Maklab, located in the Lighthouse, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Off course I needed to go up the tower to snap a few pictures from the view - black and white again!
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