https://www.etsy.com/listing/4497877515/welkynd-stone-replica?ref=share\_ios\_native\_control
Shop just opened today!
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4497877515/welkynd-stone-replica?ref=share\_ios\_native\_control
Shop just opened today!
Taught myself PCB-design* for this one.
27 tiny** LED placed and soldered by hand on transparent material curtesy of JLCPCB***
Hopefully soon going on the face of a model for a cyberpunk shoot... Model that hopefully looks less grumpy than me, in the process.
*I got called names in the KiCAD subreddit, so please don't ask me for design advice, apparently this will somehow burn my house down (They have many reasonable people there, but the unreasonable ones are REALLY unreasonable)
**0402 red (I also tried purple and pink. Purple turned out to be UV LED and kind of faint, Pink is best enjoyed wearing welding-goggles)
***Not sponsored, but damn they take care of people who don't know what they are doing. Also I need like 2 of these, minimum orders being what they are, I ended up with 125 for less than 40€
How do I put a fake screen in here? I'm thinking plexiglass, Foil-print, white diffursor and a LED strip around the perimeter?
Anybody fakes something like this before? Tips, Tricks, Pitfalls?
While there is technically enough space for a RaspberryPi and an actual screen, the combo I have doesn't fit right side up. Wrong way around the ports are covered... Frustrating mess. Also not willing to drop a lot of money on a thing I will use for 1-2 Photoshoots
Edit: I am reasonably certain I badgered this gentleman for the fiels, back in the day...
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XL6eL
I need to find a prop drill that moves/ spins like a normal drill but won’t explode your hand if you touch it while it’s spinning. I’ll also take any recommendations for prop/ soft drill bits that fit onto an actual drill.
Appreciate any recommendations I can order online or get in person in London, UK
Started the project back in Oct, but my workshop isnt heated, so winter put a stop to it.
Finally got the weathering done today. It was my first time doing rust and I'm surprised how well it turned out.
It was made in an Ender3, and finished with metal screws, a metal spring for the bolt, and wire wrap for the barrel/stock.
Weird question, but I have a prop that I need to cure at 200 F. It needs to be wrapped around this fiberglass mannequin. Not sure what else it's made of, but it's hollow and clearly has fiberglass as part of the shell. Can anyone tell me what this is and if it's safe to heat to 200F/will cause toxic off-gassing in my oven/is a Darwin Award candidate?
I picked this up from a Prop Store auction. It was meant to be a gift to my partner at the time. She had met Mark Ruffalo while he was filming Foxcatcher here in Pittsburgh. She hated it 😂
Did not include the jock strap…
Making a Hanami dango prop for a friend with airdry clay and acrylic paint, i’m want to find a cheap way to give the dango a moist look but not “glossy” or “wet”, you know? Any suggestions?
I know everybody and their grandmother is in love with Riyo, but I just really wanted to make her vital instrument. It was a really fun build, and it was a gateway back into cosplay for me.