Wrist computer project
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TKZOMBIE
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Where did you place the speaker and battery pack when you attached this to your gauntlet? Can you show a picture of that?
sandhunter
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Amazing!
DarthStevius
Member
This is a real piece of work. Inspiring!
bruticus666
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Unbelievable...jaw droppingly beautiful - still available for purchase? Very interested - been wanting one of these for years! Have dreamed about a module like this!!! Fantastic work!!
PredatoRay31
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I put this in another post but I'll put it here to. For all the DIY electronic prop makers, if you want to make an actual Circuit Card Assembly (CCA) and not use breadboards or etch your own. Look into ExpressSCH and ExpressPCB. Express SCH allows you to create and print electrical schematics using common parts (resistors, diodes, ICs) from its library. ExpressPCB allows you to actually create a 1 to 3 layer CCA using common sized through hole and surface mount layouts for pads and holes. Additionally, the software allows you to estimate the cost to create the boards and order it right there. I think it has a minimum of 3ea CCAs per build. I have used this several times at work for prototype development. The software is free (unless you want to create a CCA with more than 3 layers). I hope this helps you guys in the future and just wanted to share this stuff.
ksj
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Pelletta, have you considered releasing your fritzing files to oshpark.com? They do the printing and all you need to know is what components of what size/form factor to put where. This takes some work off of you for folks that can do things themselves.
I found a site that you submit the 3d files to and they print them for you and you pay them for the service. Kind of takes a lot of the load off of you if folks want a DIY project.
Both have removed quality control from your finished product, but, do the concerns outweigh the potential to have more units available.
Now that does not remove the compensation for your work. Everyone speaks volumes on the quality of your work. Your pictures show that is richly deserved.
I found a site that you submit the 3d files to and they print them for you and you pay them for the service. Kind of takes a lot of the load off of you if folks want a DIY project.
Both have removed quality control from your finished product, but, do the concerns outweigh the potential to have more units available.
Now that does not remove the compensation for your work. Everyone speaks volumes on the quality of your work. Your pictures show that is richly deserved.
pelletta
Active Member
I know those services and I asked a quotation to print another project not involving the predator world. The wrist computer is composed by 24 parts, a total of 240 grams of printed materials. It is cheaper for me to make it at home with my printer, see the prices of small objects on that site.
Same for the electronic boards. I don't have a lot of requests so I can afford a little homemade production
Same for the electronic boards. I don't have a lot of requests so I can afford a little homemade production
ksj
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Ah. I see. You have thought about things so great train of thought there.
SixCrazyPants
Member
Are you still selling these? I've been away from the boards for a while, but I'm ready to get back into it.
Jeremiah1
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Hey, got your name from wreav, I would like to get a price on a wrist computer for my predator suit... Thanks jay
pelletta
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The Fugitive
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so i own a 3d printer if you can send me the models i can print my own and i just need to buy the electronics off of you and if i get the models i can print them for you for a way better price than anyone if you want to sell a finished product.
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