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Rainbow - 19.5 SW Merino

4.1 oz

Stamen and pistil of a lily - the reproductive parts of a flower. Learn botany from a shop bought bouquet!

Filament guide in action! On my second print using it and it seems to work perfectly!

Me with Marie Muldoon.

This is the front half of a toy X-Wing Fighter, Cleaned off the raft and glued a piece of 3mm ABS filament into it. Clip the filament to the right length about 3/8"

 

See:

 

www.thingiverse.com/thing:1620

This is a photo of the filament drive pattern left behind by the pulley my co-worker designed and machined for me. It kind makes it look like a millipede.

Near Angoulême, France

Flashforge Creator - Filament Jam Solution

Frank Hill talking about solar transient events.

Filament of Osram 2721 light bulb, used for automotive dashboard warning lights, taken with Minolta 12.5 f/2 bellows lens at 10mm extension. Stacked from 59 images. Actual magnification about 12.88x. The bulb was about 5mm in diameter before I broke it open to get a clear view of the filament. This is after applying power and letting the filament burn itself up. I didn't put a lot of effort into trying to clean up artifacts on this stack.

Quick snap first solar of the year . Tal100RS, Quark Chromosphere, ASi174mm.

Japanese Plum Bloosom

Alumni enjoy an installment that was part of the Filament Festival at EMPAC.

early Fisher 50-C, pre-RIAA. factory filament voltage is 22.5V, tested 20.2V

Filament 38 playing at peabody's on 05-26-2011

wall mounted sculpture

© I.F. McLauchlan

 

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The force the pulley generates is so great that it rips the nuts right out of the filament guides.

spinish moss printed on pigmented handmade kozo and gampi.

The infamous roof. Lighting by me, still by W. Choy.

clip from the 05-26-2011 show at peabody's with front line assembly as the headliner

Shedd Aquarium, Chicago, IL.

 

© Maïlis Bietenhader

conducting dance

 

First Communion

  

The mortal fruit upon the bough

Hands above the nuptial bed.

The cat-bird in the tree returns

The forfeit of his mutual vow.

 

The hard, untimely apple of

The branch that feeds on watered rain,

Takes the place upon her lips

Of her late lamented love.

 

Many hands together press,

Shaped within a static prayer

Recall to one the chorister

Docile in his sexless dress.

 

The temperate winds reclaim the iced

Remorseless vapours of the snow.

The only pattern in the mind

Is the cross behind the Christ.

 

Djuna Barnes

  

The second version of the filament and glass bead necklace. This one looks much richer. I threw in a few hints of blue because I thought it would suit the wearer's taste.

 

These necklaces have a tendency to tangle something fierce.

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