I have realized that some objects cannot be printed with this device. A sphere for example. I would require additional support or plotting two hemispheres... It most probably wouldn't be able to span a 'bridge' at the full available length of ca 19 cm (20cm-2*0.5) Everything has to lay flat on the base. Organic shapes won't be achievable... it requires a lot of thinking prior to modelling

My electric dream is to have one of these electric motorcycles. They have the best power-to-weight ratio of any electric vehicle. Zero-to-30 mph in under two seconds would be fun!

Enough to want to be a cobbler, Susan.

@solo said: Susan, have a fantastic Bday. See you at the next pilgrimage. Best wishes from way down here, Susan. It really was surreal to meet all you guys. Lets hope that many more recall the feeling in their tummies when they did not agree to go to BC. Many happy returns.

@solo said: LOL Okay so the best render wins Keyshot, what if the best render is a Thea render? all the Keyshot guys gonna give up with Keyshot and get Thea? Too bad that keyshot is the prize, as IMO it's limited to only car renders anyway. Not so bad .. http://www.keyshot.com/keyshot/k2_overview.html Well I don't know how they measured that KS2 is world fastest render engine ... probably guessing

@dave r said: The instructor called it "Shooting the monkey." Presumably from the example "If a hunter is aiming at a monkey, and the monkey lets go of the branch at the same time as the hunter fires his shot, will the monkey be hit?"

Sure enough. Both the reset and power wires were loose. Starting up now...

not as creepy as this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUQsRPJ1dYw

i hung out with jeb for a week at the grand canyon when he was the host for a discovery channel show called stunt junkies [and a few months after i met him, he was kicked off the show for an attempted empire state building base jump] i was hired to build the ramp for this episode: http://www.broadbandsports.com/node/4326&gvsm=1 (and actually, i made a little extra cash with this photo for outside magazine) http://outsideonline.com/outside/features/bob-burnquist-skateboard-jump.html anyway, i saw the wingsuit in action first hand when jeb shot the canyon.. this was 4 years ago and it looks like he's improved the suit some as before he'd get around 2 miles laterally max.. he was saying the ultimate goal was to use the suit to land without a parachute but i guess he still hasn't done it.. regardless, the guy is nuts and it's an amazing video you posted tomas (well, except for the music )

Cheers Eric, great stuff

@ Baz, unfortunately I do not have anything digital to show, I had it back in the day of real film (some in old spools still undeveloped) It was a 1984 Rare Cobalt CS 23 (Ski N fish) @ Dave, That day we did not get a chance to go onboard as there was a film crew there doing a history of beer segment (History on tap)...I know... "what does beer and the mayflower have in common" you ask. Well apparently there is a challenge for beer makers to create a beer that the pilgrims made/drank and the reason the Mayflower came to Plymouth is apparently because they ran out of beer and made a detour to get supplies and ended up there. [image: film crew.jpg]

I don't know Mansell's. It's the Diwan (Alcester Road, Moseley) or the Jyoti (Stratford Road, Hall Green) for me. Channi's is really good too, on Stratford Road, in Sparkbrook, but I haven't been there for a while. The Plaza on Ladypool Road used to be good also, but it's not as great as it used to be ever since winning restaurant of the year.

It's not so bad, but for the moment not perfect In these French translations above, it's understandable but like me and my very basic English

Background went completely black but the window ribbons / icon bars / tool bars were exactly the same as before!

you are fortunate being the last to get street view because you get the best quality. Australia was one of the first and ours is low resolution and crappy!!

Hi Ross, Thanks for the note. What I meant is that for example the floor plan of the Roman Villa Jovis and the water lines are not placed correctly. [image: Unbenannt.JPG] [image: jovis3.jpg]

For older devices, as long as the ports physically exist on the network, a virtual pc with the required OS, and app, should do the job. I have a lot of ancient stuff my network.

Long read but very interesting.

An update. They have prepared a solid state version that has no moving parts. YouTube - Testing of the Orbo Evaluation and Development Unit by SteornOfficial [flash=480,385:imi65ah9]http://www.youtube.com/v/_HKTYrVjEGY?fs=1&hl=pl_PL[/flash:imi65ah9]

Photos: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=328&t=31064 Notes: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=328&t=31072 Video: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=328&t=30986 Practically the three topics below yours. ( )