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It does emit ink! It uses a modified hand-held inkjet printer (princubestore.com). The distance to the print-surface is fixed by tiny wheels which make direct c
by ttabb 3y ago
It does emit ink! It uses a modified hand-held inkjet printer (princubestore.com). The distance to the print-surface is fixed by tiny wheels which make direct contact. For some reason the article doesn't include a video of it working, if you'd like to see it in action: https://www.instagram.com/p/CwN3NFBv4sO/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CwN3NFBv4sO/
source: I made the shoe :)
- h2odragon 3y agoThank you for the clarification; from the article it looks like a piece of costume art. Impressive results indeed! I'm still thinking of some way to lay down a line of "wildlife tracks" while walking. Like the illustrations in old books. This could work but it's not subtle. I want people to look at each other and ask "when did a duck come through here?" edit: you've advanced technology in an important way here: It's the most efficient possible arrangement for kicking the printer when it goes wrong. You should patent that. "method of minimizing latency of percussive printer maintenance"