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- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Unfortunately not. If I had that data, I wouldn't be doing that in the first place.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Yeah definitely
- XYZAidan commented on tuenhidiy's instructable Homemade CNC Machine From DC Servo Motors and Wooden Wine BoxesView Instructable »
Great work! Thanks for making such a thorough Instructable.
- XYZAidan commented on ucn's instructable Office in a Box - Standing Desk With StorageView Instructable »
Awesome! Love the use of the felt
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Hello! If you want to build your own 3D printer, look at the RepRap project: https://www.reprap.org/wiki/RepRapHowever, you do not need a 3D printer to recycle paper! You can make molds out of wood or clay even!
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- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Awesome work! Thanks for sharing
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Whoa!! Fantastic work, thank you for sharing. I'm so happy to see people picking up the project.I love the idea of the badge! Lets you have plastic-like forms and detail without polluting the environment after its single use.
- XYZAidan's entry Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing! is a winner in the Reuse Contest contest
- XYZAidan's entry Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing! is a finalist in the Reuse Contest contest
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
I'm sorry to hear that!! I used an old blender from Cuisinart.
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- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Yeah! You could probably apply a thing layer of wet pulp around a simple form (maybe a cone for potting plants) and slide it off once dry.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
This is a fantastic find! Thank you so much for sharing.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!View Instructable »
Thank you for pointing that out!
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!
Thank you! I'll be sure to check out rosemary oil, didn't realize it was also a preservative
I haven't looked into casein, thanks for the tip!
Embedding seeds into the pulp objects would be awesome. Once your done using it, throw it in your garden and watch flowers sprout!
View Instructable »Well said! I completely agree
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing!
Thanks Becky!
Thanks Becky!
Thanks Becky!
View Instructable »Thank you! This is really insightful. I'll be sure to experiment and try that.
- XYZAidan entered Recycle Cardboard Into Anything With 3D Printing! in the Reuse Contest contest
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
The servo horn comes with the servo I linked!
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- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Thanks!
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Thank you!
- XYZAidan's entry Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper is a winner in the Robotics Contest 2017 contest
- XYZAidan's entry Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper is a finalist in the Robotics Contest 2017 contest
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Thank you!
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Thank you, that may be a future improvement.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Print-in-Place Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Thank you!
- XYZAidan entered Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper in the Robotics Contest 2017 contest
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable The Crawli - a Simple Walking Soft RobotView Instructable »
I designed this in 123D Design and printed the molds on a MakerBot Replicator Mini.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable 3D Printed Check ValveView Instructable »
Thanks!
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Flat Soft Actuators From ImagesView Instructable »
Thank you, but I'm not sure what you're talking about. Changing the durometer and air pressure can deliver more force, but with a given actuator, there will always be a consistent pressure-force curve. If I were to use a hydraulic fluid, it would transfer more force, but durometer and pressure would still have the same effect.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Flat Soft Actuators From ImagesView Instructable »
I like your idea, but there are a few issues with it (besides the fact that it's just not what I wanted to make). Firstly, if I were to restrain a balloon with a rigid frame, then it would not be a fully soft robot. Secondly, your idea would make it difficult to make an actuator that does anything but just inflate, as the rigid frame would forbid it from bending or extending. Lastly, although restraining wireframes sound like a good idea, the inflatable tends to inflate in all other directions, making it not so useful for restricting movement. Typically soft actuators with restraints have restraints surrounding them completely. Hope this clears things up.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Simple Robotic GripperView Instructable »
Not very much point to it, it probably wouldn't improve it that much. I don't know what your refering to as "weird horizontal rotation" either. The holes in which the string runs through functions as a form of a pulley, so the motion is well allinged already.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Aerobox - A Soft Robotics Control SystemView Instructable »
I just said that in the previous comment.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Aerobox - A Soft Robotics Control System
No problem! Questions are how you learn. To have multiple controllable outputs, yes, you would need to add more solenoid valves. I apologize for the noise in the background, that was my 3D printer, not the pump. When running, the pump is not extremely loud, I can't give you an exact number however.
View Instructable »There are a few possible limits to how many valves you can have. First off is power, you typically don't want to pull more than 1 amp through any Arduino. I'm not sure off hand of the current draw of the valves. The other limiting factor is control. You need enough pins and motor drivers to control all the valves. The best advice I can give for learning electronics is how I learned. Just build stuff.
- XYZAidan commented on XYZAidan's instructable Soft Robotic InsoleView Instructable »
Exactly, unless you are using the check valve, in which the air is automatically kept in.
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