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Yes, white plastic parts are 3D-printed. And the shiny metal one is CNC-cut.

Thanks for mentioning me! :) A hint - there is a checkbox "Add Perpendicular Passes" in the Parallel toolpath settings. So you can probably get rid of the second Parallel toolpath if you created

I would like to clarify... What I meant to say is that you can import some arbitrary STL into Fusion 360 and generate your gcode. Fusion can generate parallel toolpaths just fine and you don't even have

Cool! This poor foam board didn't stand a chance! Total overkill :) About that software finding software part... What do you mean "real 3d milling"? Have you tried Fusion 360 CAM? IMHO it is

Can't wait to read about all the new cool projects you are going to make with a little help from your new glorious Shapeoko! I'm always looking for some cool CNC related projects, so maybe I'll

Thanks!

It is a fun toy, but it is not a real holographic screen. With this screen, you can't see the object from a different angle by moving your head. It most likely uses a semi-transparent mirror to create

Interesting idea! With smartphone screens getting larger and larger each year this app can become really useful.

I don't know if it would work well as a stove, seems a bit small. But I totally love the idea of charging my phone on a hike by burning a few sticks! It is so much better than bringing several power banks.

Great app! Funny filters :) Thank you for sharing!

I just love watching marble elevators. Totally mesmerizing! :)

idk... It gives me that uncanny valley kind of feeling

Cool stuff! I suppose this orange box is an interchangeable end effector and the 6-axis arm itself can be equipped with a gripper or some other end effector if needed.

It is an extremely cool experimental design, but hardly a market-ready commercial product...

That poor double amputee guy, I wonder if they let him keep the prosthetics... These things could make his life so much easier

I wonder what's inside this ball that lets it accelerate so rapidly and even jump.

I'm sure they will. Can't wait for your next update :) A little note, just in case if you are looking to share this burden of developing a new slicer with someone... I would be more than happy to help.