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This little guy was an afterthought, a project built totally out of scrap wood from my stash. It's going to solve a huge problem -- we had no idea where we were going to put our laser printer in our new desk setup, but now this stand will sit right underneath the desk and support not just the printer but also a ream or two of paper.
(The gobs of stuff on the front are spots of wood filler; I'll sand it off tomorrow.)
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This is a roughly 60mm dodecahedron printed on our latest MakerBot prototype. The z-stage is a bit wobbly, but the rest of the build quality is nice.
J'ai visité la semaine dernière l'atelier d'un imprimeur qui démantèle actuellement son imprimerie. J'ai pris quelques photos de machines et objets qui n'avaient pas encore trouvé preneur.
Dans un petit tiroir, j'ai trouvé ces fontes.
Leviathan, or, The matter, forme, & power of a common-wealth ecclesiasticall and civill
Thomas Hobbes 1588-1679; Andrew Crooke -1674, publisher.; William Wilson -1665, printer.; Abraham Bosse 1602-1676, engraver, attributed name.
London : Printed by William Wilson for Andrew Crooke, at the Green Dragon in St. Paul's Church-yard 1651
We need a printer. This was me installing a printer driver on my wifes computer so we could print our reservation confirmation emails. Joy. And yes - that's another iBook underneath this one. It was actually our FIRST iBook, but now it lives at our inlaws house.
Image taken during the recording stage of the Microsphere sample library from Glitchmachines.
www.glitchmachines.com/products/microsphere
Sound Designer: Ivo Ivanov
James Beard was a long time fine printer in northern California and friends with Porter Garnett who carved this sign by hand for him. Elegant letterforms and simple display speaks volumes.
作品名稱
PH-water printer --入圍
設計者
楊以勤、吳協衡 (Ｉ-Chin Yang；Hsieh-Heng Wu)
作品描述
設計說明：
PH印表機以水代替汙染環境的墨水，依照檔案給予的顏色，將色彩分析對照，讓水經由電解作用之後形成不同酸檢比例，在酸檢感應紙上顯現出不同顏色。
PH printer replaces ink with water. Use the electrolysis to change the PH percentage of the water, up to the file, PH printer will analyze the colors and makes water to change different PH, so that the PH reaction paper will show different colors. The idea is creative and eco-friendly.
by Frederic Warde - 1928 - Lanston Monotype - London
Type ornaments, as patterns, printed in different papers with letterpress.
Ornamentos tipográficos de metal. Padrões impressos em diferentes papéis.
Shot with Pentax 67 on Ilford HP5+ with natural light only.
Developed with Xtol 1:1 rated at film speed.
Printed with Omega enlarger on Ilford warmtone paper.
Flatbed scanned by a crappy Canon printer/scanner...
Took three images of items I've made and had a printer create postcards. They're printed on glossy paper.
The postcards are available through my shop. Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
The window star is one of many that I've made in a variety of colors and patterns. The points of the stars are folded anywhere from 8-25 times to create a pattern. Then the points are glued together to create the star.
The pandas and tiny shoes (elf clogs) are hand-embroidered by me. They are made with wool felt, cotton embroidery floss, and stuffed with wool from sheep I use to raise.
A co-worker sent this to our office recently:
"Don't you hate it when your printer jams? He's not dead but he's sure stuck. They do end up getting him out and letting him loose for those of you that are mouse lovers. How'd you like to get to work and find this problem?"
As we redesign the giant printer, we're considering what tools we can use to make it possible. Rapid prototyping via CNC allows us to quickly and easily iterate and design new parts and functionality, test it, and re-design again. This is the newest design, using a multiple pulley system which controls the speed of the string holding up the printer head... more to come soon!
My grandma bought me a printer's box at a yard sale a while ago. So I recently refurbished it and displayed all of my rocks and sea shells in it, I think it looks nice and snazzy in my room, yet it has an old charm too. :)
Production Date: Circa 1945
Source Type: Postcard
Printer, Publisher, Photographer: Perkins and Butler, Tichnor Brothers (#67094)
Postmark: None
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Tenney and Hilbert Published Market Price in 2009: $4-$8
Source: Tenney, Fred, and Kevin Hilbert. 2009. Large Letter Postcards: The Definitive Guide 1930s to 1950s. Atglen, Pennsylvania: Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. 176 p.
Copyright 2012. Some rights reserved. The associated text may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Steven R. Shook.
My 6th attempt at printing geography cw today. 2nd attempt on this printer, but we'll forget about that.
I've been tagged 3 times in the past what, weekend? So Ima just write stuff for a bit, kay?
i) The latest I've ever stayed up was 6.30am; that was 3 years ago. I tired to beat it on Saturday, but the clocks changed so I don't know what the result was really :)
ii) I've recently become a non-competitive sport addict.
iii) I love my bike.
iv) I NEED A JOB.
v) I can't wait for university.
vi) I cba to tag anyone :)
I don't have blonde streaks. I blame my abnormal lighting (in comments).
Also, here's a beautiful, easy tab :D
The labeling on theses two cartridges is identical, but the chip is different. The guy at Cartridge World says that it's physically possible to refill both, but the one on the left cannot be "reset", while the one on the right can. Good to have a working printer again.
As we redesign the giant printer, we're considering what tools we can use to make it possible. Rapid prototyping via CNC allows us to quickly and easily iterate and design new parts and functionality, test it, and re-design again. This is the newest design, using a multiple pulley system which controls the speed of the string holding up the printer head... more to come soon!