So I made these today. One is a quilted panel, seen in door panels & dashes. It was made by putting on the slip roll first then to the harbor freight brake.
The next is a cube made out of one piece of sheet steel with “DMS” cut into.
The next is a cube made out of one piece of sheet steel with “DMS” cut into.
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Love it, now have to go watch a box set of MST3K.
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You do good sheet man. (sorry couldn’t help myself). I remember you talking about doing this the other day. When will there be an advanced class … be sure to wear your Baileigh hat!
Some new tools for automotive, etorx set, nice pliers, swivel sockets (cheaped out on the swivel sockets instead of getting the professional quality set)
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Have a receipt printer connected to a pi for a start of a storage kiosk (initially to replace preprinted cards only)
Could deploy it now but then you would require a smart phone / computer on dms wifi to access the internal website, so will find a small screen to make it a kiosk in the next couple of days.
Code is at github.com/brandonagr/dms-storage
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Been working on a virtual model of DMS… it could serve as the basis for any number of hilarious games
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Very nice for creating this!
Pretty cool - like the title Virtual Model vs Virtual Reality … no tools left out in yours!
Sweet!! That’s pretty awesome!! Thx!!
Custom engraving of Atari 2600 related items for a custom pinball project I’m doing. 
The Metaza works great!
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Here is another pic of one of @Raymond’s pieces from last night’s Metaza engraver class. It turned out really awesome!
Here are a couple of pieces that Rose made on the Metaza during the same class. The first one is the “test” piece on a thin, inexpensive aluminum dog tag. The second one is the same image on an old piece of what we believe is brass.
Finally, here are a couple of pieces that Linky made during the Friday night class. They were both made using the rhodium plated heart pendants that we have been making available for $5 each during the classes. 
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Very cool! I wonder if it could assign you a location also
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Does the Raspberry Pi have space to add an RFID reader? I like @StanSimmons idea here:
(And that’s where I read about “contact you by email” in ideas for storage automation!)
Want to add a big thank you to those that include money count sheets, face the bills and roll the coins. YOU ARE MOST EXCELLENT!
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Ugh, I will start doing that.
You’ve done them in the past.
You’re still sick. You have been doing that?!
Not making all the bills face the right way.
