In a bored moment one evening I was reading about the open source stroker robots. Its basically a 3D printed contraption you attach a Fleshlight or similar, clamp to your desk and then plug your computer and yourself into.
I'm a bit of a nerd and would enjoy building this, and only have to think of a way of keeping it away from the family. I own a couple of Fleshlights, which I use rarely after the novelty wore off.
Has anyone got any experience of these and can they recommend (or not)? Thanks.
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A little off topic...The things people think up for 3D printers, the list keeps s growing. Considering the tech only really been for sale, via main retail stores, in the last 15 ish years. Back in 2010 they could set buyers back 20k. Now some basic home versions cost a few 100..
Seen a room set up with 3 different 3D printers models (around 15 in total). Printing out, different items a few months ago. I was impressed by the speed how they produced items via software.
I remember speaking to an HP printer engineer about an school old laser printer. He was servicing and changing parts -rollers, drum and fuser etc. It had done more than, 1 million + pages and a looked after one goes on for years! Unlike the Duracell bunny.
Hidden Image/Members OnlyI do wonder how durable some of these 3D printer are.....