Hi, it looks awesome, but one thing is preventing me of trying to build this one. The RetroPi has a lot more Emulators like an Gameboy Advance and N64, and for some of those Emulators you need more than those two round buttons. I would love it if you enhance this one (if possible) Then i’m going to built it with your setup. I like the Hexagon style π
Hello, I think your site might be having browser compatibility issues.
When I look at your blog in Safari, it looks fine but when opening in Internet Explorer, it has some overlapping.
I just wanted to give you a quick heads up! Other then that, fantastic blog!
I just discovered Onshape today and found your website while searching for reviews. That’s awesome that you had a chance to chat with one of the team members. I’m definitely going to be trying it out. I’m a mechanical designer with 20 years of AutoCAD experience (2D) but only a year or two of Solidworks modeling. Onshape looks like the future of things to come!
no sound?????
Hey, JTM here, that is hilarious! Feel free to post it if you get permission from Geoffro.
Very nice work and beautiful design. Do you know if this project still works with raspberry pi 3 ? And also, how long your battery last ? Thank you.
Hey James,
Great post and I really like the vac-bag adaptor.
I see you linked to that RepRage article.
I also love that resource.
In fact, it inspired me to create a more user friendly and up-to-date version.
Hereβs the link in case you want to check it out:
blog.layertrove.com/3d-printer-filament-storage
It might be worth a mention in your article.
Either way, keep up the awesome work!
Cheers,
Ross
Hey thought you might like my “dragons for everyone” stickers. I see one of them is very close to your logo. On thingiverse and cults3d.
I like it.
I am going to be making one, but I won’t have access to the IKEA stuff to hack so I will have to build it from 2×4 and plywood…how high off the ground is the standing area? If you were to do it over and you could change anything about it (height; area; rail dimensions; mobility; etc.) what would you change?
Hello: I am the Photo Editor for Make: Magazine, and we would love to feature your design as part of a “cool 3D printing projects” roundup in our upcoming issue. We are on a bit of a time crunch, but do email me at hep at makermedia dot com if you are interested!
Thank for the sample referral. I’m going to print one of these today!
We eventually want to do something like this for the kitchen that serves as a catch-all/seat for putting on shoes. Love this!!
Your welcome. Dang you stay busy.
Cool concept, and awesome results! keep up the work and congrats.
Awesome
Hey, you wanna try and make another 3D model of a vehicle?
https://ton.twitter.com/i/ton/data/dm/972154623728418825/972154576924127232/oXKy75yp.jpg
hi! i want join to myminifactory studios, can you give me some information on how it works? and if there are minimum requirements? because their site is very thin, thank you
where can you buy this train whistle.
My kids love this truck. Thank you for sharing your designs. We’ve been having a lot of fun with them π
I’m getting a 3d printer now. I have to. The ziplines for the turtles? And those Mutagen containers….ahhhhh. I’m so psyched. Thanks for gifting all this awesomeness to me.
This whole TMNT Series of printable toys you have going are awesome!!! The fact that you design them for ease of printing and predominantly no supports is even more impressive. My daughter and her friends love these, Thank you for making them.
Love the MPWMT, but kinda love the original preview version too. Any chance you’d release that one too?
I just got this printed out recently and it looks like it fits v1.4. Will need to sand it down a little and test it out but thanks for this! (not sure if the lights line up, lol)
Your train whistle sounds awesome and printed well. I just don’t think I have enough capacity in my lungs to make it go for more than a second. When hooked up to the air compressor it is definitely fun to play with and very loud.
