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Racked dust collection system at the ready, it is a kitchen pantry after all. TinkerToys on display. 😆

How do I love my Ulu, let me count the ways . . . Substitution of MDF cutting board suggested . . . ingestion of dried up modeling clay not recommended.

Very cool, wasn't sure you wanted to post it in thread. Instruction on some tweaks to it an my concept in PM response. Mostly involves removing the green.

Cool, I've been documenting to do a Mad Tinkerer's Pantry thread. You would not believe what I have packed in there! :p

Glad you appreciate it . . . I just can't help myself. :rolleyes:

If you do all the plan views, I can print it out, sprayment it onto cardboard and make a prototype. ;)

I have a contact who''ll do the cutting for me, so far I've but one small project in mind.

HRMMM, I think water jet cut edges would be smooth? Abrasive polished even?

Interesting, hadn't though that to be a problem. Can it be solvenf fume polished like filament prints? If so, might solvent bending/bonding be a possibility? The V-gooved channels in the blank coud be perfect for that I think? Not my style, but others might be interested in that kind of...

Loving it! Next time you're playing with the CAD file, do me a favor and position the LCD hinged up in back as if the lid folds flat, topside up with back of lid facing up in the frog position. Besides the oblique view, do a handle side profile view with lid closed. I think I've I've got the...

Fantabulous! What CAD package are you using for this? At first I thought you were suggesting a complex injection style mold, but it seems right for resin casting it in a flat mold. Nice part about that would be the ability to polish the surfaces while it's flat. The V-grooves for bending would...

Very, very cool! It's a work of art. Glad to see you bring this thread back to life. I took a picture of the 14" Delta Bandsaw when I pulled it out of the pantry recently. I was gonna ask if it qualified as a kitchen gadget as it's not of the meat cutting variety, but I do cook stuff up with it...

LOL! That one was more like you pulled a magic rabbit out of your . . .

LOL! I hear that! On a side note, have you been able to make time to reverse any of your board layouts that we've talked about into KICAD schematic form?

Yep, is there a plotter driver for Apple II or C64?

Dunno, was the SEII fast only? The IIfx is well and truly buried, but I may be able to get to it. Just looked, but the box wasn't where I thought it was.

Talking about spinning the knobs on the real thing with stepper motors here. Emulation's not the point at all. ;) Getting the stepper output data back into the Apple II to draw it onscreen would be for bonus points. Stepper moves for its drum plotter were drawn on the TTL CRT display of my...

Hartmut and the Tadpoles were tripping the Mac fantastic before LCD tech with its ribbon cable limitations were really a thing, no? I've got a plug-in LCD setup in a laptop I was repurposing for OrangePi playtime. I'll see if I can post some pics of that. It's the only way I can think of offhand...

Cool stuff! If I had money to burn I'd do a RAID array of v6 in one of my StudioArrays on the JackHammer in my 81/110. Savvio SCA Ultras on Fast/Wide in the other one should mop the floor with Narrow SCSII SD I think? I've got a first version Silicon Express card in the IIfx. Hope to one day...

OK, now I'll go back where I belong. :rolleyes: