bradleysmith

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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   From my non-techie experience of HN, yeah. But, there you are on the front page. I'm sure someone building a filter somewhere is insignificantly bothered.
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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   I am a non-techie that also believes I ought to learn the technical part to breathe life into my thingamawhop. I would still love the ability to know if someone could make it right now right now for $500. If you snip the cocoon by putting i
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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   News apps are important.
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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   I have some demo units sitting on my desk; one 'brake caliper' type bracket we received can be tossed 15ft. in the air without structural damage, and hardly a dent. to answer your questions: 1)The parts feel equally dense to an Objet polyje
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   TNO develops new 3D printing head for viscous fluids (3ders.org)

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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   http://burritob0t.com/
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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   I operate an Objet Connex260 that also has separate resolutions for the X/Y Axis, and the Z-axis 'layer thickness'. Objet specs it at '600 dpi' in the X/Y axes, and '1600 dpi' in the Z axis. http://objet.com/sites/default/files/C260_A4_il_
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   by bradleysmith 14y ago

   Very cool! newb to hacker news here, I've been thinking about an application that would do just this except with more feeds than just Reuters. I built something on Yahoo Pipes that would geocode and map any RSS feed using MetaCarta's RSS to