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Hi all, my name is David Robles and im an industrial designer, currently living in Guadalajara, Mexico. this blog is dedicated to explore & share ideas regarding industrial design, Furniture, Architecture & generative design and software implementations such as grasshopper, rhinoscript & processing Please assume that everything you see or read on this blog is copyrighted by they respective owners unless otherwise noted. If you don’t want to be shown on this site or you know the author of an unknown post please drop us an email. davidrobles26 (at) gmail.com Creative Commons License
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  1. thinkpensa:

    This is a quick video on how to assemble the DIWire. The parts list (BOM - Bill of Materials), 3D Files and code are all available on the Google code site:
    code.google.com/p/diwire

    A quick note - this is a alpha prototype. There are many ways to improve it. For instance, the wire straightener was good enough for now, but if you google wire straightener, you’ll see how its usually done. Also, the motors we “spec’ed” are the ones we found in a bin in our shop. They are pricey because they are real accurate, but not so powerful. Right now, with these motors can only bend 1/8” aluminum rod, and the 3D printed parts also would need to get stronger in order to bend more substantial material. So, if you make one and improve upon it, let us know, we’ll post your improvements for everyone else to see. 

    Enjoy! 

    Send questions and comments to:

    DIWire@pensanyc.com
    #diwire
    @thinkpensa 

     
     
    1. netstorm reblogged this from thinkpensa and added:
      This is ultimately what I will build. But there’s a big learning curve ahead!
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