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I'm assuming this is working too loud sound good cool okay my name is todd blatt

I have a presentation about crowd-sourced 3d printing that I want to

show you I want to tell you a little bit about myself and what I do I run a

company called custom 3d stuff we are based in Baltimore so it was a easy trip

for me to get here I started it in 2011 I've been making 3d design since 97 I've

been doing 3d printing since 2004 and then I started my company in 2011

officially I make a lot of jewelry so a lot of these 3d printed earrings

and shapes that you couldn't make other ways outside of traditional outside of

3d printing I make a lot of Star Wars props movie prop replicas for collectors

and these aren't like just desktop FTM prints they're usually a high-end made

from at the actual metal or the real parts that they use when they made the

movie props so this is like the the ring that Rose Tico had in the last Jedi and

the you know all the way down to the disassembling the mechanical iris that

they used and casting the band in brass and chemical etching the the faceplate

so it really functions I do short runs of projects for

collectors so this is the ring from the Twin Peaks to TV show they commissioned

me to make rings for the new stuff for the new show so it was the actual

filming and then I made some of these for collectors this is a cast bronze

polished ring from Doctor Strange and I made a whole bunch of these Hodor

doorstop so a lot of like tongue-in-cheek jokes and then small

things and big things full Scott full size scale Han Solo in carbonite and

then silver rings in 2013 I started a a fun project it was just something that I

wanted to do people started getting these 3d printers and you know they they

figured I figured that they want to be a part of a fun project and work with

other people because in the past when you have you know blueprints or

something you're working on you're working by yourself and you can work on

in your own shop but now that we have you know the internet plus 3d printing

we're able to connect with other makers and say hey let's all work together on

one project so over the weekends Marty there who's on the Left built the

website we the builders com with the help of the rest of the team

Michael Raphael in the back right in the red shirt 3d scanned a sculpture and

I'll go through those steps here if you haven't heard yet it's called we the

builders calm you can download apart print it out and send it to us so if you

haven't signed up yet you can sign up for the next project and that's the URLs

we the builders calm so right now it's basically Marty and I aside from that

original weekend where we had you know this this team that's the sculptor of

there our third project is wearing the leather jacket on the right name Ryan

Kittleson so I'll show you his sculpture shortly so these are the first four

sculptures I have them here today from left to right we have the Georges

crowdsourcing ttan benjamin franklin stein rosie the riveter

and edgar allan print so these were all done by the community you know people

like you who have a 3d printer or access to one and then submitted the parts to

us after printing and mailed it to us you can see the original sculpture the

first one was it was sculpted in Italy about 185 years ago and then sent to

Baltimore it's of a young George Washington and it is 33 inches tall in

and it lives in the original Washington Monument in Baltimore so for a couple of

months while they were doing renovations we put it in the they put it in the

Walters Art Museum in Baltimore which is you know right down the street and we

were able to 3d scan it there and then use that for the project on the right is

a miniature of the hood on bust of George Washington of Ben Franklin and

that one's in the Metropolitan Museum of our 22 inches tall

we scan that like nine-inch sculpture and scaled it up to be the same size as

George then Ryan sculpted this one digitally Firpo and

this one we we separated it into two colors so for George and Ben it was you

know free for all and you can print any color you want just make sure the

outside surface stays the same for 4po it was our first time saying we want

either light or dark parts so we sorted those files separately so you could

choose to download a light one or a dark one and then print it in that color and

that that tone and then send it to us that way so we had the hair and the

jacket in the darker color and then there's a local artist in Baltimore

named Jen Schechter and she sculpted Rosie and clay about eight inches tall

and then again direct dimensions 3d scanned nylon with a the Faro arm a blue

laser and it picks up all the details and we scaled that up to the same 33

inch tall height as the first three and then chopping them into pieces

we used netfabb and meshmixer to do the slicing and each project was a little

bit different where we're cutting it for you know just cubes or rectangular

shapes and I was you know slicing so I didn't like have a line right between

the lips or or right through the eyeball trying to to move them so it made more

sense and then I deleted all of the solid cube blocks on the inside that way

no one had like a super boring print and there's no real need to have those

internal cubes the gorge project was a hundred and ten parts we did the whole

thing in three weeks including building the website doing the scanning printing

it assembling it and bringing up to the 3d printshow in New York which was I

think that the end of 2013 or 2014 Ben was a hundred and ninety eight parts

and he was sliced in netfabb we did the the George had all of the coordinates

engraved digitally so we have these XYZ coordinate systems so each block we get

we build one layer at a time and we can piece the parts together because even

even though you know that like X 4 y 3 Z 7 is right next to X 4 y4 z 7 it's hard

to tell which ways up and you have to rotate them and orient them properly and

there's like 24 different configurations in each block so it's it's complicated

even though you know the two parts are next to each other it turned out that it

was a whole lot of time to do this labeling for George a hundred and ten

parts and we had two people doing it and we were rotating the parts for best

arrangement for free nobility but once we scaled up to larger numbers of parts

it was too much work so we we just had people like labeling them with a marker

with a sharpie and they it's still really manual like I'm saving each block

from meshmixer or net fab as an STL and typing in its XYZ coordinates as the

filename one at a time manually but the the digitally carving each block was

just too much work so now you just once you print it out you you write it with a

sharpie and these are about half of the parts that users submitted for the Ben

Franklin project we made a little photo collage of them and people customized it

they write little jokes or notes or messages and send it in to us the first

one we received all the parts at my house the second one was at my

makerspace the third one was at a 3d scanning company the direct dimensions

one and then we had the fourth one also the fifth one which I'll get to in a

little bit was from was all sent to Santa Fe so we we did it a much larger

version of this and people are customizing it there's like a resin

print the Bronzeville the sharpie colors are swapping filament and the first four

sculptures we use e6000 to assemble it here's just some of the

pictures of the boxes being sent in and loaded up so we can move on I sorted

them into layers so this is Ben and it's sorted into the ten layers so we solved

the puzzle by putting them all in a ring or and arranging them based on like

where they go from its X x and y coordinates once you sort them by Z then

you have like all the all the first layer parts together and then you can

arrange them in a circle and and glue them together that way so here's at the

last Baltimore node our previous space is where I assembled this one so we did

each layer one at a time and then stacked up the layers and yeah I draw I

travelled him around so I have like George in the seat with a seat belt on

because that's kind of an easy way to bring him to different places and here's

the finished George Ben and Rosie and Poe this one actually is a photo from

the 2018 East Coast RepRap Festival I took it over there so the nation of

makers conference was in Santa Fe two weeks ago and we were contacted to build

a huge version and I thought these 33 inch tall like meter tall sculptures

were we're large you know each block takes hours to print and then there's

hundreds of them so I thought that was a big project but the conference said hey

we want a big one we're gonna have Adam Savage help and we want you to make at

least a six foot tall sculpture and it's in two months and I said that's crazy I

don't know if we can do it let's try and do it so I went and chopped up the same

model that we had I scaled it up I offset the outside surface inward six

inches so I have like a thick wall around the outside and then saving each

one of these parts was still one at a time because it's

you know I have to give it the XYZ coordinates we we didn't have an

automated process for it even though netfabb ultimate has this built-in it

doesn't like seal the mesh it only gives you the outside surface so I couldn't

use that because you can't print you know just the outside surface so but it

saves the files perfectly and it labels with XYZ coordinates and saves each STL

just it doesn't seal it so it wasn't useful so we put a call out adam savage

announced that on his blog lamar freed put it up on Adafruit and we had a lot

of people share it we had over 700 people help over the five or six weeks

that we were printing parts and we had them ship all the parts to the Santa Fe

makerspace make Santa Fe which is where they were hosting the nation of makers

conference at a conference center downtown so this had about four or five

hundred attendees from different maker spaces people who either organized a

maker space run a maker space own a maker space or want their makes her

space to improve so it was a really neat conference and just neat to meet all

these people there and now here's about six or seven hundred of the people who

printed parts and mailed them in so everyone on the website gets there like

Google logo from their gmail account sent over and then there's a little

number next to each picture of each person of how many parts they submitted

so make Santa Fe had a room they stored all these big boxes those are 4 foot by

4 foot by 1 foot boxes and they were all filled up with all these parts it just

it's so many parts each layer was like hundreds of parts so each layer of the

new sculpture was about the size of one of the ones that I brought here I made

these blueprints so each outline you could layout and it was 21 layers so we

had 21 different blueprints of each 3 foot by 5 foot sheet people went through

found the parts laid them out so these next pictures are all just of the

different blueprints and one neat trick that I did for this

project was I made sure that the components each were rectangular prisms

and not cubes they were like taller than they were longer and wider so that way

we knew automatically which way was up or down and then if you looked at the at

the paper it would tell you kind of which way was up or down most of the

time so that saved a lot of assembly a lot of a lot of work because of the size

and cost of glue and weight and number of parts we were applying it we used a

caulk gun and the Loctite there's like a block type power grab all part of a

tease of bought a few cases of these tubes the conference gave us about a 20

foot by 20 foot area and coated the floor with plastic and we went and laid

these all out and built it we started a little bit Friday night build it all day

Saturday and then six hours Sunday so all these parts all these layers we had

about 40 people helping over the weekend and it was just everything was working

we came across some problems but we were able to you know fix them as we went one

of them was interesting because any part that was a curved surface on the bottom

couldn't be assembled that way so it's not something I thought of before so we

had to flip it over upside down so like the bottom of her elbow we couldn't

build that way so we had to flip it upside down to glue it but that made our

blueprints kind of mirrored so we had to transpose them in one of the directions

we then started building we needed to be movable so we have it in a few different

sections so this is the bottom section and it was then mounted to a platform

we're putting on the caulk the glue spreading it around it was really neat

to work with Adam so he helps all all day sunday was gluing parts together

with us and they were documenting it so that should be up in about a week or two

up on untested he has a video that they're editing together so there's the

plinth there was like a 4 foot by 4 foot base or so

for this project all the colors were skin tones so we just did a call-out for

skin tone colors and I don't have too many of this part because I was in their

building and and stacking the layers but it ended up being over 6 foot tall I'm

estimating 450 pounds and it was it was just massive it's the the biggest thing

I've ever made so it's really neat so that's a normal print all the way on the

left like a six six inch tall miniature Rosie the Riveter the

full-color one you can see here which is the 33 inch wall and that's that I had

my booth behind me and then the finished one on the right which wit which was I

think like six foot one inch we then had the fellows from make Santa Fe move it

to the New Mexico Museum of History so it's set up there for the for the next

six months at least maybe a little longer depending on how it goes and then

there's there's me and Jen with the with the final sculpture yeah please help so

if you guys have a printer or access to a printer then you can sign up we the

builders comm if you don't please meet someone this weekend who has because I

feel like everyone has access to a 3d printer we've been doing one build a

year after this conference after this build where it was like so many people

helping we have had several groups reach out to us asking for us to do do this

kind of thing at their event so it's you know something that we're interested in

doing as long as we can get it also work out and you know we'd love your help we

we literally can't do the project without people like you so it would be

really neat to have you tell your friends and help out with future

projects and there's the contact information for me and we the builders

at the bottom there and I have I guess time for questions we have 10 minutes or

so if you guys have any yep thanks

who here helped on the project anybody we have some here that's really neat

yeah we had like over 750 people because there was teams and people building and

then all the parts

I have personal cards for for my business I don't have we the builder's

cards but just sign up go read the builders calm and there's like a sign-up

button we have a Facebook group also it's like at we the builders yeah thanks

the question was is the file available for the smaller version we do have them

but they're not easy to act yeah in one piece for the small version the little

pink one in the corner there we do have the files for all four sculptures so far

they're not like easily accessible on the website but it's something that I

need to put up you can get to it if you go to like the file preview on the

website but it's not like a hot link URL or anything like that

you have to like right click view source and grab them yes we we have heard that

feedback we just haven't uploaded them that way yet yeah if you email me and

ask for it then I'll be able to post it there they're there but you have to hit

the f12 view source and and go through and grab the Amazon link so it's not

like the websites not so we the builders is a totally nonprofit like not

registered nonprofit just like a a project that we do so there's it's just

me and Marty making the website and building the building the parts and

getting people to sculpt in print and with that without like funding so it's

it's a lot of work to do but right now it's up on the website as the preview

URL for the in browser SDL viewer yeah

yeah sure

well I'm estimating it's 10,000 hours of printing for the big Rosie because it's

2600 parts in approximately 4 hours per per part so it's around 10,000 or 11,000

and then around the same four dollars of shipping costs to get them to New Mexico

and then I guess my time was about 80 hours of prep and getting all the files

ready and then the building time so yeah a lot of hours went into it I don't have

a specific count of number of countries but I know we had parts from every

continent except for Austria for Antarctica and then a lot of parts from

Europe and we had Singapore and China and South America there's a few

different countries that submitted par Saudi Arabia Italy yeah a lot of places

for four the question was that the shapes not solid so how did we do it how

do we know how much the material I take out the first one for George there's no

inside George was sculpted from marble at that scale so the back of George has

kind of hollowed out as a as a post so there really is no no depth to George

beyond what you see because it was carved from marble and was thick and

they needed to make it lighter for Ben since we scaled it up we introduced this

extra internal area so I just deleted every block that was a solid block so

there's no there's no solid parts inside Ben it's just the blocks that were on

the surface so they're about three or so inches thick all the way around for

Rosie at the small scale there's some hollow parts but it was just again

wherever there was a solid block I deleted it once I scaled it up for the

big Rosie I you know made a judgment call and I said well I think if if this

sculpture is six inches thick on average so I'll offset the whole part in like so

I have two or three blocks going deep in any direction so it's it's got that six

inch offset and then we built an armature inside I'm not sure if I had a

picture up here of the armature but if you look at her her left arm there which

is in the bottom of the frame you can see a white rectangle and that's where a

2x4 was slid in so it was kind of built around dowel rot two inch dowel rods in

2x4 so we could build a internal armature

yeah Adam Savage is a cool guy you can see like the hole for the dowel rod and

the arm and the front bottom left of this photo so that that hole there is I

think two and a half inches because we had a two inch dowel rod in there with

some space so it's it's really massive this is some of the support to buy for

our beams inside there and the posts going up

but occasionally we had a part that we would reject because either the color

was was very wrong or the print was poor or but for the most part all the parts I

got sent in and got used we send out emails because you're supposed to print

the part and then send it to us and if we don't receive it or don't hear from

you or never got like hey that part shipped we need it then we will send you

some emails and if we don't hear back then we release the part back to the

pool and some other people can print it but a lot of those we end up receiving

the part anyway so we have duplicates so then we kind of just whichever one we we

grab first of the two is the one that gets included but I think it was about I

don't know less than 5% great I will be at the table until the end of

the day and then a little bit yesterday so if you have more questions you can

reach out to me then

you

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DIYs KAWAII CANDIES 🍪💗 Cupcake Purse, Ice Cream Notebook and Cookie Keychain | DIY Amino - Duration: 7:25.

Hi, everyone, I am Dany Martines!

Today I want to show you an app have been using

and have been enjoying: DIY Amino.

The developer has asked me to check it out.

As I enjoyed it a lot, I am going to show it to you.

It is a community of people like us, who enjoy creating.

I am going to show you some cool stuff.

After you create an account, it displays the app's home,

where you will find lots of inspiring ideas and projects.

You will also find a chat to participate in discussions on many topics.

You will find lots of inspiring ideas in the DIY directory.

You may also post your own projects there.

You will be able to meet and follow a lot of people, including me.

Search the 'members' tab for Dany Martines and get closer to me.

Call me up for a quick chat.

I created a poll for you to help me choose the upcoming video's theme.

Choose between flamingo, diamond, or cactus.

Donwload the app.

The link is in the description box below.

It is available for Android and iOS. Best of all, it is for free.

Today's ideas are super, super cute. I loved the projects.

Let's roll!

How about customizing a notebook?

This one was really old. I covered it with double-sided paper.

I printed the background,

and stuck double-sided tape at the back, all around the edges.

Peel it off, and stick it to the cover.

Look at those charming ice-cream cones!

Cut out an ice-cream cone shape using black EVA.

Glue it right at the center.

Use EVA in different colors to cut out the other ice-cream shapes.

Glue them on the black background.

There are also some stars. I glued them on a black EVA shape,

then glued them on the cover, close to the ice-cream cone.

It already looks cute, but there is room for improvement.

Use felt-tip markers in darker shades to outline each shape.

Smudge the ink using cotton swabs. It is very easy to do it.

Trace and smudge diagonal lines on the cone to fake a real ice-cream cone.

Use the same technique to outline cheeks of a little-face-to-be.

Use the template to sketch the face on the shapes.

Drip a drop of black nail polish on any plastic or acrylic piece you find at home.

Use the point of a manicure stick to take some of the nailpolish

to outline and fill the eyes and the lips.

Take your time to do this part so it works well.

Use white nailpolish to add the eye sparkles,

use red for the tongue, then use other colors

to add candy sprinkles all over the white shape.

As soon as it dries,

your super kawaii notebook is good to go!

Use this same technique to create different cover designs for your notebooks.

If you have already enjoyed this first idea, leave your like below

because you will see lots of cute stuff today.

We are going to use beige EVA on the next idea.

Use the template to cut out a circle, then use hot iron to shape it.

Just place it on the bottom of the iron and the shape will come out.

Jerk the iron sideways to remove the EVA circle from it.

Make another shape like this one.

Apply hot glue at the back of one of the circles,

and stick a keychain ring to it.

Then stick one side to the other.

Use felt-tip pen along the edges, then smudge it to add a nice effect.

I used orange at some parts, then beige at others,

adding a shade effect to the whole piece.

Pick a front side, then glue a black EVA eyeglass shape to it.

To make the chocolate chips of this cookie,

I cut out brown cirles and moulded them using a hot iron.

Let's now draw the face.

I made the cheeks,

then made the eyes and the lips using black permanent marker.

Use white nailpolish to make nice eye sparkles.

A nice tip: use base coat to paint the chips and the glasses

and bring out the colors and add extra shine to the keychain.

This super cute keychain is good to go!

I just need to decide if I am going to use it on my keys or on my purse.

Which do you prefer? Tell me down below!

Let's start this DIY with black velboa. Flip it over, fluffy side down.

Use the pattern to cut out this shape on black EVA.

All the templates are available for download. You will find the links in the description box.

Place the EVA shape onto the cloth and cut slits all along the leftover strip.

Then just glue the slits on the EVA until the shape comes out.

I used hot glue because it dries on the spot.

Glue a smaller felt cutout to hide this messy side.

Make another alike shape and glue the cloth on the other side,

making a mirrored shape.

Set it aside and start making the edge of the purse.

Cut a strip measuring about 40cm lengthwise, measuring as wide as you want for your purse.

Cut a hollowcut slit right at the center to place a 15cm zipper.

Wrap this part in velboa.

Flip the zipper and glue it facing down.

It is really quick and it looks groovy.

Flip the cupcake shape with the felt side facing up

and stick the strip around it.

Notice that I placed the zipper at the top center of the shape,

instead of following the outline.

It should look rounded.

I overlapped one part with the other at the bottom.

The purse is taking shape.

A tip: cover the edges with matte satin ribbon to hide imperfections.

I chose this pink shoulder strap and glued it at the side, right at the center.

Bring the ends together and glue the strap until about the zipper line.

Do not forget to measure the strap using your body as a reference.

Place the other part with the felt side facing down.

Use corresponding EVA colors to cut out and glue the cupcake shapes.

Let's practice smudging with felt-tip pens technique.

Outline the shape with the pen and smudge using cotton swabs.

I think this smoke effect makes all the difference

and makes your handcraft pieces even more beautiful.

I smudged some of the creases at some places

such as at the cup and the marshmallow.

Place these white EVA shapes cut out from the template at the top,

then scatter EVA cutouts all over the pink shape to fake candy sprinkles.

Let's add a kawaii touch to it. Draw a face on the cherry,

then smudge cheeks on the cup, and add eyes and lips with black marker.

Do not forget the details.

Use white nail polish for the eye sparkles, and for the outline at some parts.

Tell me if this one does not look adorable!

After it dries, glue it to the purse.

Let me show you how the straps look after glued to the purse.

Apply glue all around the edge then place the cupcake on it.

Use satin ribbon to hide imperfections.

Now this super cute purse is good to go!

Add a coat of varnish to keep your purse extra protected from dust.

Use damp cloth to clean it.

I am in love with the final result! It looks as if bought from a store.

Adorable!

Do not forget to tell me below which was your today's favorite,

do not forget to download the app DIY Amino, the link is down below.

I am going to upload super cute GIFs of today's DIYs.

Follow me there, ok?

See you around! Kiss-kiss, bye-bye!

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A Certain Kind of Love - Duration: 3:07.

Glenda Elliott: Lauree knew how to tease me

without my being offended.

And there was something about the way she would smile that,

you know, I can still see very vividly.

She was the first person I really, truly loved.

But I grew up in the 40s, in a small, rural community.

There were certainly no role models of what it means

to love someone of the same sex.

So, I didn't know how to understand that.

My high school sweetheart, he proposed to me.

And I thought at that time, that's what a woman did,

she got married.

And it didn't take me very long to realize

that I'd made a mistake.

So he and I decided to get a divorce.

During all of this time Lauree and I had stayed in touch.

I knew that I loved her deeply.

She said, "Well I have very strong feelings for you too,

but most of all I want to have children."

She met a man who had asked her to marry him.

Then she got pregnant, and she said,

"If it's a little girl, I'm going to name her after you."

Well, it turned out it was a little boy, and I was relieved.

It really would have been excruciatingly painful

if she had had a little girl named after me.

Somewhere along the way she said,

"If I outlive my husband and you don't have a partner,

perhaps we can grow old together."

And somehow that made it alright.

But then, Lauree got cancer.

And she didn't live very long.

And I did not get to see her again.

It didn't hit me so much until I turned 60 and I began

to really think about old age.

And this was the time that Lauree and I were gonna have.

And it didn't happen.

There are certain kinds of love that never die.

But I don't regret at all our time together.

It is where I learned that I could love and I could be

loved in that complete sense of the word.

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Arsenal star sends clear transfer message to Barcelona and Manchester City ● News Now ● #AFC - Duration: 1:37.

Hector Bellerin insists he 'does not want to be anywhere else' than Arsenal.

The Spanish right-back joined Arsenal as a teenager from Barcelona and has gone on to

play over 150 games for the club.

Bellerin emerged as one of the most promising full-backs in Europe but struggled last season

in what was Arsene Wenger's final campaign in charge.

He will hope to revive his career under new manager Unai Emery and says it is 'crazy'

that there are question marks over his commitment to Arsenal.

Barcelona have expressed interest in signing Bellerin, while Pep Guardiola is believed

to have considered a move to bring the 23-year-old to Manchester City.

But asked directly about his future at the Emirates, Bellerin told the Evening Standard:

'It is crazy that people ask me these questions all the time.

Speaking to the media in Singapore, the former PSG manager said: 'I believe in these players.

'Now I am very happy with the players.

On Monday other players come with us after the World Cup.

'If there is a possibility to sign a player, it isn't very important now, but while the

window is open, we can.'

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