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Yup, it is lasersaber (I gave him a shout out in my YouTube video accompanying my "make" on Thingiverse.) I'm not running it on a crystal cell, I have a battery in the compartment underneath.

Though, in fairness, currently the Mark II is mesmerized by this: This was a fun project: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:150081

I made this lamp: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:891904

I love the little circuit I built to control it with my cell. Basically this thing is on every day.... I believe it's very attractive, so does my Mark II!

Dual quadcopters printed on the BraggBot... You guys definitely need to print these (I printed the T4 315 from Thingiverse)... they are SOOO FUN! Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL6yvSJGTZs

Last update. Time for a new project! I'm thinking quadcopter. It has been fun!

looking good, fyi you mentioned bas ( http://basdebruijn.com/ ) in the video but listed brandon hellers website in the description and in the video @9:28. both have great mk deltas up in running Yah... I noticed =( But I'm a novice YouTubber and I edited that video in PowerPoint, LOL... took like 3 ...

I gave you guys a shoutout: http://youtu.be/eArWMIoHzmc hopefully it brings you some customers!

Is this the "purple" glue stick? http://www.cvs.com/shop/household-grocery/school-office-supplies/tape-glue-adhesives/elmer-s-extra-strength-office-glue-stick-gel-skuid-494181 Or this: http://elmers.com/product/detail/E523 I'm finally printing large parts, and hairspray is not holding well enough ...

That's kind of cool. The BeBoPr++ seems a little not well thought out in my opinion. 4 stepper drivers on board. If you want 5, you need to get 1 of 2 different boards that each provide 5 drivers and override the drivers on the BeBoPr++. So now you have the cabling and complexity to just pick up 1 ...

LinuxCNC or Machine Kit - I believe the real time stuff is all taken care of. Yes people use it for delta printers, and hexapods and all kinds of cool stuff! SeeMeCNC even has a printer running on a BBB https://www.facebook.com/seemecnc scroll down a few posts. They used a BeBoPr++ https://www ...

My only experience is with the BBB with the BeBoPr++. Configuration for me was not problematic as Bas made the HAL already, so I just needed to configure the ini. I plan to make a YouTube how-to video in the next one-two weeks because I find there's a gap in the 5-10min lenth how to arena. I'll ...

I use a BeagleBone Black with the BeBoPr++ running LinuxCNC in the MachineKit image. I agree that the hardware has "limited" vendors, however, Bas is very responsive. In fact just today I emailed him because I blew a fuse with my SeeMeCNC heated bed running too high a current from my power supply ...

I saw some people wrapping their kits in plastic. I'm sure this works great, but the sexy factor just isn't there for me. I bought "Lexan Sheet - Polycarbonate - .060" - 1/16" Thick, Clear, 24" x 24" Nominal" from Amazon. They also sell a cutter for it... 3-5 passes on the polycarbonate against a ...

never had a problem with ABS. i just use the purple elmer's glue sticks like it says in the manual cut to 80-90c & then drop the temp after the first few layers. every once and awhile i just toss the build plate in the dish washer; comes out perfectly clean! (PVA doesnt get on with water) when a ...

Hello community! I recently posted my build in the showcase forum, so I figured I should also introduce myself! My name is Kevin, I'm from LA, and I'm a recovering... wait a second, wrong group. So recently I got into the whole cheap computer thing (about a year ago) and I purchased a BeagleBone ...

I'll answer your question directly. If you'd like to know why I made these choices, just ask and I'll type a lengthier post! Electronics: BeagleBone Black rev C BeBoPr++ cape DRV8825s (at 32x) Running LinuxCNC on the Machinekit image Motors: Kysan 1124090 NEMA17 Stepper Motors (54 N-cm) with ...

Thank you! It took a few months to design and build! I'm thankful for forums like these, so much advice and encouragement! I'd love to share more if anyone has specific questions.

I designed this in FreeCAD. For structure and linear motion I used MakeBlock (blue parts) and a friends CNC machine (naked aluminum). The hot end is the B3 Innovations PICO. The heated bed is SeeMeCNC and the extruder is the EZStruder from SeeMeCNC. Well, let me know what you think! In action: https ...