Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
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Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
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Re: Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
#2This looks interesting -- you wouldn't think that something like automatic box generation would attract so much attention from developers, but I think this shows a bit of evolution in the makerspace from just straight 3D printing.
The speakers he shows as example output are beautiful!
Re: Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
#3This looks interesting -- you wouldn't think that something like automatic box generation would attract so much attention from developers, but I think this shows a bit of evolution in the makerspace from just straight 3D printing. The speakers he shows as example output are beautiful!
Thanks for the kind words, I too think that laser-cutter combined with maple wood is sort of like a home cooked meal :)
I haven't actually gotten into 3D printing, and I find laser-cutting much less intimidating, because you are dealing with 2D at all times. Of course it has it's limitations, but you can build very complex 3D structures out of 2D cut-out objects.
Re: Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
#4FYI, you have two "it's"/"its" errors on that page.
Re: Announcing LaserCutter ruby gem and MakeABox.IO web site
#5FYI, you have two "it's"/"its" errors on that page.
Uh oh, you mean the blog post? I just fixed one of them, but couldn't find the second. Hopefully it did not distract you from reading the post, and you were able to focus on the content too :)
As a non-native English speaker differentiating between "its" and "it's" has been a bit of a challenge, but I do appreciate whenever an error is pointed out as it allows me to correct it now and be more attentive in the future.