Recent content by LaughingCheese

If I understand this thread right, if you're armor is exposed to temperatures over 80 degrees it will basically melt? That would be, annoying...:p

Seriously, Nerf has been coming out with some AWESOME guns lately. Who says they're just for little kids... ;) Couldn't you get it from Amazon? Lolz You evil genious you. :p

Reporting for duty!! Nintendo fanboy since the SNES came out. Got it for Christmas one year and have been a gamer ever since. I've had: SNES N64 GC And also a gameboy, but I think I only had a couple of games for it, never really got into the handhelds. When the GC came down in price to...

I agree. I mean, Indy and Aliens? Kind of doesn't work...

Well it was...interesting. Not sure what to make of it yet, but I think Raiders and Last Crusade are still the best.

Are you talking about fiberglass?

A micro ZPM would be nice, if a ZPM is even possible. :(

Amen, same here! :D Although, I think I would like a 3D printer good enough to print a suit--might take a while, but pushing a button is probably easier than the two step process I'm considering with CNC+Vacuum Forming. :cautious:

Uh, which one? There's several different machines listed there; everything from ZCorp 3D printers to CNC and SLS.

I hope I'll see it next Friday. I love the first one as well, and read the books a long time ago. Can't wait!! Further up, and further in.

Do you like RTS? I'm a longtime C&C fan. Tiberium Wars is pretty good IMO. Also, if you have a GC, SSB:M and Mario Kart are excellent! (Well I haven't played Mario Kart on the GC but I always loved the Nintendo one so I'm sure I'd probably like it.)

Found a cool table comparing the various rapid prototyping technologies.

Oh, well, blimey.. :cautious: I was thinking of scaling it up. The biggest pieces it would have to cut would be the head/chest/back pieces. <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Xavier @ May 7 2008, 03:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>It is up/down then left/right/forward/backwards...

Cool instructable I found in a search for "3d printer." It's a CNC machine that you can build for around $200. Check it out here and here.

Dude, I've survived SIX heart surgeries. You'll be fine. :cool: Oo, do tell; why awake? At least I didn't have to be awake when they were opening my chest. :p o_O