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I worked a summer at a camp. They had concentrated flavouring for the recirculated juices. Bet a kid $2 he couldn't take a shot of the concentrated lime ricky. He gagged for around 5 minutes. Totally worth it.

Not the most efficient method, but this is kinda neat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrGV7zKEdtU

Turned out not too bad after all. This was printed on the Solidoodle.

Well, the hope that I'd get this done for Halloween kinda came and went. Next year! Anyway, here is the latest picture I took of the unit. I've been using a Badger 350 single action external mix airbrush to prime and basecoat the pipboy in Vallejo steel. There were a couple parts that had to be look...

Fairly happy. I think the prints are about 85-90% of the way there.

Here are a couple more photos. I've finished printing all of the parts and now comes the tricky part in building a mount for the Galaxy S2 that will be acting as my screen. Stay tuned for further details.

http://imgur.com/a/6H5Oy

Almost completed the last of the parts last night. The large screen bezel failed about an hour into the print. One corner of the piece lifted and caused a pretty neat effect. It is an almost 4 hour part, so I'll be trying that again when I have more time. Please take a look at the unit (mostly) put ...

Moar pictures here.

http://imgur.com/a/h5l4D#0

About half finished. Put together the back of the unit. A couple big front parts to go, then prepping, priming, sanding and painting. Also put together the left side of the unit. Just hoping that the fit up is okay.

The Pipboy 3000 is a computerized armband that was popularized in the video game series, Fallout. It is used in game as an information readout for your inventory, skills, and condition of your character. In real life, I intend to use it as part of a halloween costume based on the character in game. ...

Hey hey, Just want to show people a couple photos of things I've cut out so far on the laser cutter at Techworks. I'd like to thank Rylan and the other good folks on the Peachy Printer team for providing us with such a cool tool to use. So, these are a couple of projects I've completed with the lase...

List of things to add to Vending Machine once it is up and operational.

- Candy/Chips/Edibles. (To be expanded upon)
- Breadboard jumper wires.
- LEDS
- Raspberry Pi.
- Pie.
- Resistor Variety Packs
- Assorted personal hygiene items.
- Balsamic vinaigrette
- Pepper spray?