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February 27 2010
February 08 2010
My first ever lazzzored stuffs!
Had this keyring pendant lasered during the Laser Cutter Workshop held by Mister wizard23 on 24 Jan - yay!!! (@wizard23 - I think my file is still gurking around in your Thingiverse uploads! :P)
Need tofind take time soon to work on my other/bettah/original ideas for laser-cut stuff.. mmmm.
Had this keyring pendant lasered during the Laser Cutter Workshop held by Mister wizard23 on 24 Jan - yay!!! (@wizard23 - I think my file is still gurking around in your Thingiverse uploads! :P)
Need to
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kay
kayFebruary 02 2010
January 31 2010
While I was waiting for my Maemo VMWare to get Downloaded, I got a spontaneous idea what I can do with my Keyboard. I applied a Hackathon 4 design to it! I've played a little bit with the Lazzzor and attached some stickers to the keyboard and this is the result! It took me only 1 hour. Maybe I'll add some LEDs to it...
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mrbibber
mrbibberJanuary 28 2010
Ulrike Bronner, Bernadette Luger, Clarissa Reikersdorfer designed, lazzzored and built this beautiful architectural model.
Their project description:
intensify
leasure landscapes in der ramsau am dachstein
unser credo:
“Our intention is, to create a framework throughout the area of ramsau, a framework that encourages connections between people and connections with the landscape – this is happening by intensifying and illuminating existing activities and pathways, and by providing the opportunities for regular and spontaneous interaction.
This can be realised by providing a variety of spaces in a variety of locations that are linked by a common aim and a common visual language.”
das modell ist die gebäudestruktur, Massstab 1:200
Their project description:
intensify
leasure landscapes in der ramsau am dachstein
unser credo:
“Our intention is, to create a framework throughout the area of ramsau, a framework that encourages connections between people and connections with the landscape – this is happening by intensifying and illuminating existing activities and pathways, and by providing the opportunities for regular and spontaneous interaction.
This can be realised by providing a variety of spaces in a variety of locations that are linked by a common aim and a common visual language.”
das modell ist die gebäudestruktur, Massstab 1:200
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alphabet
alphabet
January 27 2010
We haz them. Ok...it's really "means of mass production" but I just liked it for the sound....
Btw: these are 8 mounts for www.thingiverse.com/thing:1118
4 of them assembled, 4 of them just cut :)
Btw: these are 8 mounts for www.thingiverse.com/thing:1118
4 of them assembled, 4 of them just cut :)
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wizard23
wizard23
Rubin110 from Noisebridge visited the lab and used the lazzzor a lot :) He also took these beautiful pictures.
via Baby Noisebridge on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
via Baby Noisebridge on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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wizard23
Rubin110 from Noisebridge visited the lab and used the lazzzor a lot :) He also took these beautiful pictures.
via Test Run on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
via Test Run on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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wizard23
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mrbibberJanuary 22 2010
Cardboard Box for a WLAN Router. The next version is going to be made be out of acryl and will have a LED-Cube on the top. The Router is made out of a Fonera WiFi Router and the LED-Cube is going to be controlled by an Arduino Duemilanove. It will be possible to visualize the Network Traffic on the LED-Cube.
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mrbibber
January 18 2010
Rubin from Noisbridge visited the lab and made this beautiful video
Rubin Starset (Rubin110) on Qik
Rubin Starset (Rubin110) on Qik
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wizard23
In recent days there was a huge influx of architecture students that
somehow found out that we have a lazzzor at the lab. This model was
designed and built by Gregor Hrynasz (thanks for sending me the pictures
of the completed model) and lazzzored at the lab.
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In recent days there was a huge influx of architecture students that
somehow found out that we have a lazzzor at the lab. This model was
designed and built by Gregor Hrynasz (thanks for sending me the pictures
of the completed model) and lazzzored at the lab.
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In recent days there was a huge influx of architecture students that
somehow found out that we have a lazzzor at the lab. This model was
designed and built by Gregor Hrynasz (thanks for sending me the pictures
of the completed model) and lazzzored at the lab.
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phin3d
phin3d
January 11 2010
December 26 2009
November 29 2009
Batlamp
My dad got this one as a 60 years birthday present.
Features include:
* Arduino controlled so it can blink in different speeds, colorfade, etc. AND you can reprogram it to make whatever you want.
* Three pots to set the red, green and blue LEDs.
* reprap printed knobs for the pots
* Osram RGB LED (almost perfect point light source) with 30mA per color.
* exchangable stencil (yes there is a batman stencil too for your own batsign)
* one rotating axis to project onto a wall or the ceiling.
picture taken by DanyX
My dad got this one as a 60 years birthday present.
Features include:
* Arduino controlled so it can blink in different speeds, colorfade, etc. AND you can reprogram it to make whatever you want.
* Three pots to set the red, green and blue LEDs.
* reprap printed knobs for the pots
* Osram RGB LED (almost perfect point light source) with 30mA per color.
* exchangable stencil (yes there is a batman stencil too for your own batsign)
* one rotating axis to project onto a wall or the ceiling.
picture taken by DanyX
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wizard23
Batlamp
My dad got this one as a 60 years birthday present.
Features include:
* Arduino controlled so it can blink in different speeds, colorfade, etc. AND you can reprogram it to make whatever you want.
* Three pots to set the red, green and blue LEDs.
* reprap printed knobs for the pots
* Osram RGB LED (almost perfect point light source) with 30mA per color.
* exchangable stencil (yes there is a batman stencil too for your own batsign)
* one rotating axis to project onto a wall or the ceiling.
picture taken by DanyX
My dad got this one as a 60 years birthday present.
Features include:
* Arduino controlled so it can blink in different speeds, colorfade, etc. AND you can reprogram it to make whatever you want.
* Three pots to set the red, green and blue LEDs.
* reprap printed knobs for the pots
* Osram RGB LED (almost perfect point light source) with 30mA per color.
* exchangable stencil (yes there is a batman stencil too for your own batsign)
* one rotating axis to project onto a wall or the ceiling.
picture taken by DanyX
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wizard23November 28 2009
November 22 2009
Another lazzzor engraved MacBook
Many DeepSec participants visited Metalab after the conference and used the lazzzor for engraving laptops and other gadgets.
Many DeepSec participants visited Metalab after the conference and used the lazzzor for engraving laptops and other gadgets.
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