Curiosity, Creativity & Motion—Together
This blog is dedicated to making things. That includes magic, like taking Darrow, our four year old son, on a shark tooth hunting trip by boat in the salt marshes of South Carolina and sneaking a pre-purchased fossil megalodon tooth onto the beach where he was searching, so he could find it.
So you are peacefully playing your new 3D printed drone flute and are on the edge of transcendence when suddenly the note goes flat and nirvana is lost. Not to fear. This video (which is in desperate need of a new title page) will quickly teach you how to adjust your sound block and get you back on the path to enlightenment.
Finished the dry boxes for the 3D printer today and dropped them into the AMS. The center box has a humidity gauge that slightly cracked the box upon insertion.
Lesson learned: Use PETG instead of PLA for more utilitarian prints, especially things involving outside metal components.
Printed second flute today for Caelin. I opted to go for all black then used leather to wrap the middle hole and sound plates. Nailed the glue ratio but need to work on evenly cutting the leather strips. I named it Shinobi after the 1987 Ninja video game of the same name. I bet I can find a copy for the raspberry pie emulator.
