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Cupcake Z Timing Pulley (really, a cupcake!)

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Cupcake Z Timing Pulley (really, a cupcake!) by MakerGear Oct 2, 2009
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After posting the photos for the Z timing pulleys yesterday I noticed that, since some of them are orange, they look like little cakes. Soooo, I could not pass up the opportunity to post an actual, working, cupcake timing pulley. The files need some work so I'll upload those later...

Nice cupcake accoutrement for a cupcake??? Printed by a Cupcake too!!

Enjoy!

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LOL! So good.

He uses sharpies to colour the filament, it seems a neat idea, and one i am trying to develop a colour feed tray that sits on top of the feeder for such purpose - anyone know how to revolve in google sketchup? basically a cone with foam you put inks into so that the filament is coloured as it feeds into the plastruder :D

Functional, cute, and very apt :)

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colors, cupcake, timing pulley, makerbot, Pulley, upgrade

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Cupcake Z Timing Pulley (really, a cupcake!) by MakerGear is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.

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Last updated: 09-10-05
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Anonymous on Oct 3, 2009 said:

LOL! So good.

Anonymous on Oct 3, 2009 said:

Functional, cute, and very apt :)

Anonymous on Oct 3, 2009 said:

how do you do the colors?

Roboteernat on Oct 3, 2009 said:

He uses sharpies to colour the filament, it seems a neat idea, and one i am trying to develop a colour feed tray that sits on top of the feeder for such purpose - anyone know how to revolve in google sketchup? basically a cone with foam you put inks into so that the filament is coloured as it feeds into the plastruder :D

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