MattGyver92

I'm definitely considering staining the blocks black, applying a coat of poly, and inverting the artwork for a second version set. Also thinking about adding more of those decorative tacks on the ends of the blocks for further effect. I'm guessing I could still wax the blocks on top of the poly to help reduce friction.

Sorry, those parts are likely long out of stock or not available and I would probably need to do a full redesign to bring it up to today's parts availability.

I saw this and thought "Wow. That reminds me of when Wallace and Grommit built an entire rocket ship to go to the moon because they ran out of cheese". And then I read the second paragraph! Love the form and color. Now all it needs is an angry parking meter!

If this works from temperature, does it work well indoors? Also more importantly, I now have a valid excuse to purchase a large quantity of vodka.

Yayyyy. I've always been fascinated by Sisyphus sand tables and now I can just follow your build to finally have my own! :)....Is there a graphical way to create paths or patterns that can run on this?Incredible build!-MG

Alright. I love this thing for many reasons:First, I love that you had concept thumbnails made for the aesthetics and kept the form in mind (following functionality of course). It looks like it belongs on the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey next to a HAL-900 interface. I mean, come on. I also super dig the use of the button pad and the way it's illuminated. Second, the pumps are externally mounted which would make cleaning and servicing all the easier to do. It also incorporates them as an external design element along with the rest of the project.Third, this is one of those projects that not only you can be proud of it upon completion and enjoy it just by looking at it, but it has a functional utilitarian purpose that it can provide - digitally measuring mixed beverages, it remembers the re…

Alright. I love this thing for many reasons:First, I love that you had concept thumbnails made for the aesthetics and kept the form in mind (following functionality of course). It looks like it belongs on the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey next to a HAL-900 interface. I mean, come on. I also super dig the use of the button pad and the way it's illuminated. Second, the pumps are externally mounted which would make cleaning and servicing all the easier to do. It also incorporates them as an external design element along with the rest of the project.Third, this is one of those projects that not only you can be proud of it upon completion and enjoy it just by looking at it, but it has a functional utilitarian purpose that it can provide - digitally measuring mixed beverages, it remembers the recipes, and you can always swap out pump inputs if what you want isn't available with the ingredients hooked up. It provides an experience rather than just does a thing, which I love.I'm curious about the pumps and the long tubes. Does it have to be primed somehow, or are there any issues with extra liquid (not always a bad problem depending on your taste I guess!).Any ideas for one could add ice, or stirring/shaking/straining or motion to the drink? Asking for a friend.If you read all this, thank you and thank you for sharing this incredible build. I hope it serves you (and many others) well. I'll for sure be saving any available files for this so I can make one at some point. Until then, cheers mate.

That is extremely satisfying to look at.