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MAKE Flickr photo pool member Escher_47 has some great photos from Bruce Shapiro's sharpie-wielding programmable robot at Maker Faire 2006 - Link.
Egg drawing sharpie-wielding programmable robot
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
May 2, 2006 04:44 PM
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now we just need one that makes those cool eastern european eggs, which name slips my mind ATM...
psanky?
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Somebody ought to point out that he has lessons for how to build your own:
http://www.taomc.com/bits2bots/
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Faberge eggs are likely what you're thinking of. I don't think they're made out of real eggs, though. If they are made from eggs, though, I'm even more impressed at the skill it took to make them.
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What DGary is talking about is pysanky , or Ukrainian Easter eggs, as featured on the MAKE:Blog prior to Easter.
And I'd bet it wouldn't be too hard to replace the pen holder with a kistka holder. Then all you'd have to work out is a method of feeding beeswax to the kistka.
For me this sounds a whole lot more doable than creating pysanky with the traditional methods.
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that's the stuff michael, always been astounded at those
but after looking at the bits2bots page, I'm thinking billiard balls and a dremel...
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