The revolution is Nigh...Impossible

[tacit]

As part of the ongoing development of the bionic cock project I'm working on, I'm in the process of teaching myself 3D modeling and 3D printing. We're using 3D printing to make positives for molding silicone prototypes

Comments

[ashbet]

Kira recommends Cura software, although it may be tied to printer brand.

(And, yes -- I agree with you, 3D printer software is not terribly accessible to the average person.)

-- A <3

[peristaltor]

Open source software is still software made by developers for developers, with no thought (or sometimes, with active contempt) for users....

Thank you!

I truncated it a bit. No need to give assholes the benefit of an explanation.

Printer setting

[anonymous]

Probably says more about me than settings dialogs that I wish my printer settings gave me that type of control.

Cock

[anonymous]

How is the cock project going? When are you planning on finishing the device (is it in the next three years?)?

Sincerely,
'89

Re: Cock

[tacit]

It's still going! In fact, that's what the 3D printer is for: making positives for silicone molds for prototypes.

Right now, we're moving into a research phase aimed at answering questions like how many electrodes and sensors we need, how closely they can be spaced, and what's the best shape for the internal part.