Jules Verne 3D Printer (cliff Notes Version)
Intro: Jules Verne 3D Printer (cliff Notes Version)
This is a work-in-progress. The printer was originally delivered in plain clothes from MakerBot Industries. Within a few months, the interior was littered with pieces of scrap, adhesive, grease and paint spills. It looked like a set from Little Shop of Horrors.
I've spent the better part of a year modifying my machine, giving it a definite 1800s science fiction look. I've published my alterations on Thingiverse and would now like to share my journey here.
With a little persuasion from Amandaghassaei, I've re-worked the photo Instructable and turned it into a full-fledged step Step Instructable.
Rather than delete this one, I'll leave it as the "Cliff Notes" version for anyone who doesn't want to wade through the whole thing:)
Regards,
bfk
I've spent the better part of a year modifying my machine, giving it a definite 1800s science fiction look. I've published my alterations on Thingiverse and would now like to share my journey here.
With a little persuasion from Amandaghassaei, I've re-worked the photo Instructable and turned it into a full-fledged step Step Instructable.
Rather than delete this one, I'll leave it as the "Cliff Notes" version for anyone who doesn't want to wade through the whole thing:)
Regards,
bfk
2 Comments
amandaghassaei 11 years ago
bfk 11 years ago
I wasn't going to, since there isn't any "instructing" going on with it. It links to the instructables that make up the components in it.
The Jules Verne theme is what I wanted to show because of the Sci-Fi contest going on. Unfortunately, the contest directors didn't think it met the requirements so they rejected it.
Maybe, I should make it step-by-step and re-submit it.
Thanks for giving me the incentive to do it:)