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Returning to My Roots in Hardware
- tuatoru 1y agoWhen (if) you retire and return to NZ, Dan, Predator Free NZ could probably use your skills for smart (species-recognising) cameras and self-resetting stoat and rat traps across our national parks.
- dcrimp 1y agoI'd love to help where I can!
- lemonberry 1y agoI love that they requested a you come up with a creative way to apply.
- juneyi 1y agoThis was a fun read. Thanks for sharing your story. Love to see those who go out of the way to set themselves apart because it's who they are at their core. I'm sure whether you got accepted or not wouldn't change a thing on whether you'd try something similar again.
- ge96 1y agoFunny you see the 3D model then the actual thing and it's big
- rubychill 1y agoThe Whittaker's chocolate was for scale
- 2color 1y agoFun read and great reference to Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I highly recommend reading Lila, by Pirsig too!
- buzzergfxkjkl 1y agoGreat post, awesome idea and implementation! Is is nice to hear about someone who recognized what they wanted work-wise and went out and found it (-:
- JSR_FDED 1y agoCongratulations! So great when your job is in full harmony with your inner motivation!
- chaosprint 1y agois this done by fusion 360?
- yard2010 1y agoJudging by the gif - I'm almost sure it is. Nice project! Great execution.
- jrexilius 1y agoPerfect summary ".. there is still value to be found in creating things that serve humanity in the real world; our humblest three dimensions." Great read and echoes my conversion from web software to wholistic-product (which includes hardware).