u/cadr

Thank you for making these

Do you have any tips around making it not sound like an LLM? I find the tone/sentence structure to be exhausting when working with claude.

The "dang it, I'll just write my *own* printer driver" is what got Richard Stallman going down the path of open-source software to begin with.

Could you talk about about required testing and certification?  It looks like you used a module that gables the Bluetooth, but my understanding was you still had to test it for EMC.

I’m not a piano player, but if I were this would be a no brainer purchase. I looked at the website, and you really thought of everything when you designed that!

Cool - will look.  Thanks for replying!  Your nasa fabrics look great!

Nice!  Do you happen to have a picture where it attaches to the printer?

Thanks!

I realize this an older post, but what is the venting setup you have there?  Is there an extra fan involved?

how did it turn out? Can you post a pic?

Related:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matchbox_Educable_Noughts_and_Crosses_Engine

Did you ever make more progress here? That looks fantastic!

Nice.  Mine had to much space.  Did a little tape at the end to make a stocking and then slide cream.  So air doesn’t escape but kinda hard to move.  Will probably reprint the inner slide thicker and sand to fit right.

How was the slide?  How air tight were you able to get it?

Well done.

I will say, I was kind of confused, because I thought this was going to be a Franklin Ace, which also used a 6502 and was my first computer.

A wooden frame i3 kit from Makerfarm in 2013

Like with all my other printers - a benchy.

But then probably instrument mouthpieces.

Fun!

The mouthpiece is printed.  Compared it to a real one, couldn’t notice a difference.

So far it sounds like the real trombone, but that might not be the case for someone that was actually good.  

Haven’t finished remaking the slide yet.  I doubt the feel will come out as silky smooth at the brand new instrument I’m renting.

Not mine, just posted it

That is a great description

Neither, though I’ve been thinking about the piccolo 

The guy that inspired this has some designs for sale on his website.  Pricey, but looks like it was a ton of work to make.

https://jdwoodwind.com/shop

Haha.  Yeah, it often happens like that.

It was actually your post that caused me to find it - was trying to find an example of what I was talking about in my response.  Which I didn’t, but found other cool stuff.

I would assume, but he didn’t post anything about the build.

You might check out this design for inspiration