@nobodyinperson you fool! If you make a physical XOR mechanism, that's dangerously close to making a logic gate. What if someone prints 12 million of these and builds adders and ALUs and memory and now it's running doom!
@boda this seems to be a pretty standard succession of operations, it's certainly similar to what Kamui Cosplay or Bill Doran would do, and that's a good sign. (Both of them Cosplay related YouTubers that I can recommend)
I had an epiphany today: Mastodon is my makerspace. I haven't been able to find a makerspace in this area since we moved here in '22, and that's been bugging me. But I scroll through Mastodon and see people's printing, woodworking, electronics, and welding projects, and I admire them, and sometimes I ask questions and learn new techniques. And when I post my own, people do the same.
A question for anyone selling 3d-printed objects on a small scale: What e-commerce software/platform are you using? Would you recommend it?
I would like to offer a small selection of 3d-printed items for sale but the monthly cost of a lot of the popular e-commerce platforms is offputting. $40/mo for something that I may make a single $5 sale on during that time just isn't worth it, you know?
@astrovore I set up my own Wordpress site (https://zip-tokens.com). I actually got really irritated at Etsy because at one point they were taking 20-30% of my gross income in various different fees, but I got over it and just increased the price accordingly for the products on Etsy.
Wordpress+Woocommerce takes some time to set up but it's super flexible and the hosting is super cheap.
Are there any privacy-respecting 3D scanning apps that work on Android or Linux? I just wanted to #3Dprinting a custom opener for a wristwatch battery compartment, can't find a STL, and measuring and modeling is a bit much for a one-off I'd need ~now.
Re-toots and "this is (one of) my hyperfocus area" brain cannon appreciated.