Michael Brazda @omnipotens@linuxrocks.online

It's almost like I built my 3D printer to sit on a card table..

New toy just came in. Atomic Pi

There is just something satisfying watch the printer I built print something when just a few months ago it was just hardware sitting at home depo.

My 3D printer build so far. Its going to be big.

my latest print

Figured I post my lastest 3D Print because I think its cool.

Nintendo Switch Joy Grips

Ok done with this project on to the next. I saw a clock that draws out the time on a uv surface. Looked like fun

Almost done Printing and painting the Red Rocket from Fallout. Its been a fun project.

Did some more 3D printing

When the power goes off in middle of a print and cuts the top of tux head off then Tux gets a hat.

So some of my recent prints with my 3D printer.

cell phone case with flexible tpu its not perfect but not bad at first attempt with flexible tpu

silver death star

fallout nuke

Been playing with my 3D printer and figured I print me a Fallout mini nuke.

Printed with MP Select Plus
Using MP Chemical Brass PL
Layer Height 0.1
Printing Temp 215 C

This bar is not very conducive for someone who has been staring at a console for the last 48 hours with about 4 hours of rest.

wife said camouflage the cables..... Ok of you think it will work.
:rofl:

So I would love some honest feed back. I been playing around with photography the past week. I have absolutely no experience in it what so ever other than point and shoot on my phone. I got bored the other night and shot some of my wife and I have been playing around with the images. Is it good, bad are there do's and don't just let me know. It's been pretty interesting from stuff I have read online. It feels like something I can get into tinkering with.

Lab sure starting to look empty. Going to be sad to see everything I built here go and have someone else's hands taking care of it.

hmm so torn I normally don't by crap I can easily build with a pi but lol and from what I read you can download roms and copy over with a usb stick.

Come on folks lets here your best oops! Go ahead and admit to what you did.

I once fat fingered rm -fr /etc/httpd/virtuals with rm-fr /etc httpd/virtuals and deleted my entire etc on a production machine. This was before yum or apt. I downloaded all the rpms and extracted the /etc data and rebuilt it. With a few config edits it was rebuilt with 0 downtime as everything stayed running the entire time.