I picked two large bowls of lettuce and a bunch of spinach.
The carrots are getting rather big, but I know they still have a way to go. My basil is getting eaten to death by something. I did find 2 fat green caterpillars in the lettuce patch. Hopefully they are the culprits.
It is hard to describe to people just how much you can do with pink foam. You just have to see it to believe it. From big pink block you battle ready war hammer in just 3 days. I will post photos of the prosess from start to finish later.
Made of Y-20 Foam.
12″
Foam Thickness: 1″ Y30?
Safety Padding: None
Safety Padding for striking surface: None
Core channel: None
Core Rod: None
Hot Glue tip: None
21″
Foam Thickness: 3/8″ (0.375″)
Safety Padding: NA
Safety Padding for striking surface: NA
Core channel: NA x 3/8″
Core Rod: NA x 3/8″
Hot Glue tip: NA on each end of Core Rod
39″
Foam Thickness: 0.5″
Safety Padding: 3/8″ (0.375″) min
Safety Padding for striking surface: 0.5″ min
Core channel: 30.25″ x 0.5″
Core Rod: 27.25″ x 0.5″
Hot Glue tip: 1.5″ on each end of Core Rod
53 in
Foam Thickness: 3/4″
Safety Padding: 3/8″
Safety Padding for striking surface: 0.5″
Core channel: NA x 3/4″
Core Rod: NA x 3/4″
Hot Glue tip: 2″ on each end of Core Rod
63 in
Foam Thickness: NA
Safety Padding: 5/8″
Safety Padding for striking surface: 1″
Core channel: NA x 1″
Core Rod: NA x 1″
Hot Glue tip: 3″ on each end of Core Rod
It’s done and it works… Sort of… I need more heating elements.
I’m at the SODO Makerspace blasting Industrial music and prototyping PCBs. There’s nothing like a weekend at the makerspace.
I am at the Seattle lawn and garden show with Emily today. As I was walking around to see the shops I realize that I am dangerous. I see something that looks good and instantly try and figure out how I would make it myself… That’s just the maker life I guess.
I have got a box full of robots to show off on today’s Adafruit Show and Tell.
Our little squirrel friend came to visit this morning.
I just got my order of 20 Ultrasonic distance sensors. Continue reading New Robot Sensors
