Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Omar Rassi]

Oh and Martin, that is not to say you can't make a 3D printer, make it!
MAKE TEN! I'm just offering suggestions.


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 5:21 PM, Robert Rybicki wrote:

> I would like to build a multi use device that does printing, light milling
> and laser cutting would be awesomeness as well.  I have been collecting
> heavy duty stepper motors from my work as well and have three so far. Findi
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jan 21, 2014, at 5:53 PM, gs volt  wrote:
>
> At codemash, 8-12 Parrot AR Drone 2.0's were brought in and we wrote
> javascript code to maneuver the drones. IT WAS AWESOME!
>
> Also, a friend from progressive brought his arducopter - he didn't demo
> it, but his build was impressive. Cost him over $1000 to build as he wanted
> to build it his way. It was radio controlled and had a range in miles, had
> led's he bought at ingenuity fest from the led guys that had nicer leds .
>
> I'd say it would be great to build custom drones, and 3D printers at the
> space. Great idea Martin!
>
> I for one would like to understand how these motors work .. I'm completely
> uninformed on the topic of moving things around.
>
> G
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston  > wrote:
>
>>
>> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
>> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
>> the truck and drop this one off as well.
>> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
>> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
>> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
>> available in the near future. It just depends.
>> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the
>> parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like
>> the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4
>> out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are
>> using.
>> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second
>> thing I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
>> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
>> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
>> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
>> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
>> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
>> Is there any interest in something like this???
>> --
>> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>>
>> Martin
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Robert Rybicki]

I would like to build a multi use device that does printing, light milling and 
laser cutting would be awesomeness as well.  I have been collecting heavy duty 
stepper motors from my work as well and have three so far. Findi

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jan 21, 2014, at 5:53 PM, gs volt  wrote:
> 
> At codemash, 8-12 Parrot AR Drone 2.0's were brought in and we wrote 
> javascript code to maneuver the drones. IT WAS AWESOME!
> 
> Also, a friend from progressive brought his arducopter - he didn't demo it, 
> but his build was impressive. Cost him over $1000 to build as he wanted to 
> build it his way. It was radio controlled and had a range in miles, had led's 
> he bought at ingenuity fest from the led guys that had nicer leds.
> 
> I'd say it would be great to build custom drones, and 3D printers at the 
> space. Great idea Martin!
> 
> I for one would like to understand how these motors work .. I'm completely 
> uninformed on the topic of moving things around.
> 
> G
> 
> 
>> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for 
>> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto 
>> the truck and drop this one off as well. 
>> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable 
>> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some 
>> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines 
>> available in the near future. It just depends.
>> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the 
>> parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like the 
>> ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4 out 
>> runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are using. 
>> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second thing I 
>> would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
>> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D 
>> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is 
>> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group, 
>> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the 
>> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
>> Is there any interest in something like this???
>> -- 
>> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>>  
>> Martin
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[gs volt]

At codemash, 8-12 Parrot AR Drone 2.0's were brought in and we wrote
javascript code to maneuver the drones. IT WAS AWESOME!

Also, a friend from progressive brought his arducopter - he didn't demo it,
but his build was impressive. Cost him over $1000 to build as he wanted to
build it his way. It was radio controlled and had a range in miles, had
led's he bought at ingenuity fest from the led guys that had nicer leds.

I'd say it would be great to build custom drones, and 3D printers at the
space. Great idea Martin!

I for one would like to understand how these motors work .. I'm completely
uninformed on the topic of moving things around.

G


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston
wrote:

>
> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
> the truck and drop this one off as well.
> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
> available in the near future. It just depends.
> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the
> parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like
> the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4
> out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are
> using.
> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second thing
> I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
> Is there any interest in something like this???
> --
> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>
> Martin
>
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Chris Egeland]

On 1/21/2014 4:39 PM, Omar Rassi wrote:
> We still have a ton of Blu-Ray laser optics from busted PS3 drives, as
> well as their motors. Since Synhak already has a 3D printer, what
> about the beginnings of a laser cutter? It can only cut paper and
> maybe some other thin materials but it would be a great proof of
> concept and maybe evolve later on to a more powerful version.
>
> Here's an example I found on Youtube (excuse the background music)
You know you're an internet veteran when you know that the background
music is either some sort of crap EDM at 96kbps or Bodies by Drowning Pool.

Oh, and I like the idea of a laser cutter.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEUGbagf5-4
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston
> mailto:martinpinks...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>
> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine
> for hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to
> get loaded onto the truck and drop this one off as well.
> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to
> disable them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again.
> This is due to some liability issues with the company I work for.
> I may have two more machines available in the near future. It just
> depends.
> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some
> of the parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper
> motors, just like the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes
> 4. The machines also have 4 out runner motors which are the size
> that 600 size RC helicopters are using.
> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The
> second thing I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out
> runner motors.
> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building
> a 3-D printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in
> the group is actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of
> us in this group, there will be four 3-D printer completed and
> running at the end of the project. And the same would be true of
> the Quad copter project group.
> Is there any interest in something like this???
> -- 
> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>  
> Martin
>
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Becca Salchak]

I haven't read Your previous email Omar but you said screen printing I'M IN!
On Jan 21, 2014 4:39 PM, "Omar Rassi"  wrote:

> And great for screenprinting too!
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:39 PM, Omar Rassi  wrote:
>
>> We still have a ton of Blu-Ray laser optics from busted PS3 drives, as
>> well as their motors. Since Synhak already has a 3D printer, what about the
>> beginnings of a laser cutter? It can only cut paper and maybe some other
>> thin materials but it would be a great proof of concept and maybe evolve
>> later on to a more powerful version.
>>
>> Here's an example I found on Youtube (excuse the background music)
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEUGbagf5-4
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston <
>> martinpinks...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
>>> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
>>> the truck and drop this one off as well.
>>> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
>>> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
>>> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
>>> available in the near future. It just depends.
>>> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of
>>> the parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just
>>> like the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also
>>> have 4 out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters
>>> are using.
>>> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second
>>> thing I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
>>> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
>>> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
>>> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
>>> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
>>> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
>>> Is there any interest in something like this???
>>> --
>>> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>>>
>>> Martin
>>>
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>>
>>
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Omar Rassi]

And great for screenprinting too!


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:39 PM, Omar Rassi  wrote:

> We still have a ton of Blu-Ray laser optics from busted PS3 drives, as
> well as their motors. Since Synhak already has a 3D printer, what about the
> beginnings of a laser cutter? It can only cut paper and maybe some other
> thin materials but it would be a great proof of concept and maybe evolve
> later on to a more powerful version.
>
> Here's an example I found on Youtube (excuse the background music)
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEUGbagf5-4
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston  > wrote:
>
>>
>> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
>> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
>> the truck and drop this one off as well.
>> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
>> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
>> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
>> available in the near future. It just depends.
>> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the
>> parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like
>> the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4
>> out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are
>> using.
>> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second
>> thing I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
>> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
>> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
>> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
>> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
>> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
>> Is there any interest in something like this???
>> --
>> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>>
>> Martin
>>
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Re: [SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Omar Rassi]

We still have a ton of Blu-Ray laser optics from busted PS3 drives, as well
as their motors. Since Synhak already has a 3D printer, what about the
beginnings of a laser cutter? It can only cut paper and maybe some other
thin materials but it would be a great proof of concept and maybe evolve
later on to a more powerful version.

Here's an example I found on Youtube (excuse the background music)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEUGbagf5-4


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:32 PM, Martin Pinkston
wrote:

>
> Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
> hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
> the truck and drop this one off as well.
> In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
> them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
> liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
> available in the near future. It just depends.
> However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the
> parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like
> the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4
> out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are
> using.
> The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second thing
> I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
> I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
> printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
> actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
> there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
> project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
> Is there any interest in something like this???
> --
> Take Care and Have Fun Always.
>
> Martin
>
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[SH-Discuss] future possibilities

[Martin Pinkston]

Sunday when we were moving, I dropped off an old dialysis machine for
hacking. There is another one at my house waiting for me to get loaded onto
the truck and drop this one off as well.
In order to allow these into the hacking space, I have agreed to disable
them from ever being used as a dialysis machine again. This is due to some
liability issues with the company I work for. I may have two more machines
available in the near future. It just depends.
However, there are a couple of things I would like to do with some of the
parts I have removed. Each machine has 3 small stepper motors, just like
the ones on the 3-D printer. Each printer takes 4. The machines also have 4
out runner motors which are the size that 600 size RC helicopters are
using.
The first thing I would like to do is make a 3-D printer. The second thing
I would like to do is make a quad copter with the out runner motors.
I am curious if any one else might be interested in also building a 3-D
printer as maybe a group project; meaning, each person in the group is
actually building a 3-D printer. So if there are 4 of us in this group,
there will be four 3-D printer completed and running at the end of the
project. And the same would be true of the Quad copter project group.
Is there any interest in something like this???
-- 
Take Care and Have Fun Always.

Martin
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