Rob
@thatrobhuman.com
casual coder, continual crafter, choatic creator. he/him
I fucking hate all things AI.
I fucking hate all things AI.
I should actually try posting my stuff in places again....
Been having fun with a second AMS...
Been having fun with a second AMS...
November 27, 2025 at 4:00 AM
I should actually try posting my stuff in places again....
Been having fun with a second AMS...
Been having fun with a second AMS...
What Mango/Lychee tells its users about AI vs what the CEO tells everyone on linkedin...
I hate it here.
I hate it here.
October 29, 2025 at 5:27 AM
What Mango/Lychee tells its users about AI vs what the CEO tells everyone on linkedin...
I hate it here.
I hate it here.
feels good to have a dedicated spot for my printer, related tools, and filament... now I gotta make another one for the resin printer...
June 6, 2025 at 8:35 PM
feels good to have a dedicated spot for my printer, related tools, and filament... now I gotta make another one for the resin printer...
Andor-style lantern - with my own twist, converted from a thing I found on Amazon (still needs a weathering pass, but I'm waiting on Decals first). Link to 3d printed files are in the next comment.
May 18, 2025 at 7:52 AM
Andor-style lantern - with my own twist, converted from a thing I found on Amazon (still needs a weathering pass, but I'm waiting on Decals first). Link to 3d printed files are in the next comment.
So I made platforms with little pegs that I'd glue in that receives a coupling nut and has a set screw that keeps the gooseneck in place.
April 28, 2025 at 9:58 PM
So I made platforms with little pegs that I'd glue in that receives a coupling nut and has a set screw that keeps the gooseneck in place.
Tonight I started making a modification to Chris Borge's ball vise. Before, I had M8 threads in the little platforms next to the feet, but I found that with my gooseneck accessories that had power cords (lights, fans, etc), the cords would get all twisty and swapping them out ended up being a pain.
April 28, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Tonight I started making a modification to Chris Borge's ball vise. Before, I had M8 threads in the little platforms next to the feet, but I found that with my gooseneck accessories that had power cords (lights, fans, etc), the cords would get all twisty and swapping them out ended up being a pain.
made some new bases for the helping hands so they fit into the fixture plate. I think the knurling is sorely missed, though.
April 25, 2025 at 6:09 AM
made some new bases for the helping hands so they fit into the fixture plate. I think the knurling is sorely missed, though.
unrelated, but just to show off a tad more :P - intersection observer watching that anchor-positioned element signals when you've scrolled off screen, and which direction its in:
April 24, 2025 at 7:28 PM
unrelated, but just to show off a tad more :P - intersection observer watching that anchor-positioned element signals when you've scrolled off screen, and which direction its in:
I'm so thrilled that anchor positioning has become a thing. I've been rapidly replacing all my hand-rolled popovers with it.
I've even found a way to fake a bounding box in a node editor using it.
I've even found a way to fake a bounding box in a node editor using it.
April 24, 2025 at 7:21 PM
I'm so thrilled that anchor positioning has become a thing. I've been rapidly replacing all my hand-rolled popovers with it.
I've even found a way to fake a bounding box in a node editor using it.
I've even found a way to fake a bounding box in a node editor using it.
I made some 3d-printable Toolmaker & Parallel Clamps. Toys for real machinists, sure, but I've already gotten great mileage out of them when doing small glue-ups of laser cuts.
www.printables.com/model/127509...
#3dprinting #making #crafting #toolmaking
www.printables.com/model/127509...
#3dprinting #making #crafting #toolmaking
April 24, 2025 at 5:14 AM
I made some 3d-printable Toolmaker & Parallel Clamps. Toys for real machinists, sure, but I've already gotten great mileage out of them when doing small glue-ups of laser cuts.
www.printables.com/model/127509...
#3dprinting #making #crafting #toolmaking
www.printables.com/model/127509...
#3dprinting #making #crafting #toolmaking
Sure! >.<
I know the model was built with underslung, backwards, D-style nacelles - so, why not?
I know the model was built with underslung, backwards, D-style nacelles - so, why not?
March 29, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Sure! >.<
I know the model was built with underslung, backwards, D-style nacelles - so, why not?
I know the model was built with underslung, backwards, D-style nacelles - so, why not?
still have these on my drive, too:
just, fairly low poly. They work for minis, at least.
just, fairly low poly. They work for minis, at least.
March 28, 2025 at 7:49 PM
still have these on my drive, too:
just, fairly low poly. They work for minis, at least.
just, fairly low poly. They work for minis, at least.
for as much crap as everyone gives Electron, I love that in 3 minutes I've got the beginnings of an application running, even if its just a splash page for now. (cc: @norsehound.bsky.social )
March 22, 2025 at 5:09 AM
for as much crap as everyone gives Electron, I love that in 3 minutes I've got the beginnings of an application running, even if its just a splash page for now. (cc: @norsehound.bsky.social )
"You'll be visited by three spirits"
The three spirits:
The three spirits:
December 25, 2024 at 4:11 AM
"You'll be visited by three spirits"
The three spirits:
The three spirits:
If you see this, quote with your first anime ever
November 25, 2024 at 5:04 AM
If you see this, quote with your first anime ever
Cut in half, as pictured, and dig out and discard the seeds. Plop a half-ish tablespoon of butter and some ('bout a spoonful?) brown sugar in each half, bake at 450F (230C) for about a half hour or until its soft.
It's even its own bowl (you don't eat the skin :P)
It's even its own bowl (you don't eat the skin :P)
November 24, 2024 at 1:33 AM
Cut in half, as pictured, and dig out and discard the seeds. Plop a half-ish tablespoon of butter and some ('bout a spoonful?) brown sugar in each half, bake at 450F (230C) for about a half hour or until its soft.
It's even its own bowl (you don't eat the skin :P)
It's even its own bowl (you don't eat the skin :P)
I've no idea why everything I've been designing recently has related to work holding, but so it goes.
shamelessly inspired by Omnifixo. (I'm still waiting on threaded balls for the feet). Despite being a #3dprint, its actually really nice, and it turns out a bit more flexible.
shamelessly inspired by Omnifixo. (I'm still waiting on threaded balls for the feet). Despite being a #3dprint, its actually really nice, and it turns out a bit more flexible.
November 21, 2024 at 5:56 PM
I've no idea why everything I've been designing recently has related to work holding, but so it goes.
shamelessly inspired by Omnifixo. (I'm still waiting on threaded balls for the feet). Despite being a #3dprint, its actually really nice, and it turns out a bit more flexible.
shamelessly inspired by Omnifixo. (I'm still waiting on threaded balls for the feet). Despite being a #3dprint, its actually really nice, and it turns out a bit more flexible.
My brother is working on a Schoolie conversion, and heard of one of my (many) projects - in particular the fold-up high-density workshop system that I've been developing - as it happens, such a workshop would be ideal for a Schoolie:
he gave me some ideas:
he gave me some ideas:
October 29, 2024 at 1:38 AM
My brother is working on a Schoolie conversion, and heard of one of my (many) projects - in particular the fold-up high-density workshop system that I've been developing - as it happens, such a workshop would be ideal for a Schoolie:
he gave me some ideas:
he gave me some ideas:
compared to mine, he's a veritable giant. still baby - all cats are baby...
October 29, 2024 at 1:30 AM
compared to mine, he's a veritable giant. still baby - all cats are baby...