Stills of a proof of concept I built to evaluate 3d printing as a tool for real estate development planning
This is trick.li, a concept of a 3d printable hockey stick handling training aid I've been developing. It is intended for home use and while traveling. Too light for use on ice.
Ideas behind the concept:
- Printable on most 3d printers. Tested on a 130 USD FDM printer for kids
- Low production cost
- Free to print and extend the design for personal use (Open source license)
- Extendable design. From a small 2 pillar dangler to 10 pillar stick handling
bosch-professional.com is missing DNS records and therefore unreachable. I think this is unintended. I wanted to get a pro deal before the deadline. @Bosch_Digital @BoschGlobal
Here is what the google NS has to say about it pastebin.com/Jpf5uLeY
I'm looking for a good teacher knowledgable in Kotlin, Spring, Webflux and reactive programming to do a code review and teach best practices to engineers. Any recommendations? The project to be reviewed is open source github.com/digitalservicebun…
Thank you.
SummerPond updates:
- CNC set up but not yet in use
- Benches built
- 3d printer set up and in use
- Fiber installation in progress
- 1 coworking desk set up
- one 40sqm skate area set up without boards and nets
- Freelancing gig to pay for all this up and running
And today I ordered a cnc from @StepCnc for SummerPond. It will be the crown jewel of the workshop to build cool things out of repurposed wood.
Since I can't work full time on one project only, I had to decline this excellent opportunity at fraud0. I think they are on to something with great potential for growth. Maybe you are their next backend engineer? docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Back on twitter after a longish hiatus. After 12 wonderful years at @wooga, I'm starting my own consulting business and also spend time on my pet project SummerPond. Ping me if you are interested in hiring me.




























