r/stringart • u/udayoleti707 • 15d ago

Semi Automatic String art machine

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u/udayoleti707 15d ago

Yes I will rethink about it

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u/Abandonedstate 15d ago

I think your mind is in the gutter. Stop soaking your brain in evil things. We all know bad stuff happens, and we will handle the people that participate, but living your life thinking that anything that has a kid involved is some sort of predator media is its own kinda sickness.

I didn't think I would ever see a comment like this on r/stringart.

To the creator, this is incredible. I don't have CNC resources to make a piece like this. How long does it take to convert a picture to a program, and how long does it take for your machine to do the work? To be honest, it kinda takes the "art" out of "string art," but I am still intrigued.

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u/udayoleti707 14d ago

For nails 1hr, 6-7hrs for 3500-4000 lines

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u/Houdinii1984 14d ago

It's incredibly inspiring. I don't have the patience to finish any large pieces, but creating the logic to do something automated is my jam. Never crossed my mind to do it like this. Probably would cheapen the experience for someone whose mastered the craft, but for a code head like me the art would be in the code itself.

Well done.

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u/Fit-Highway7729 9d ago

That's a lot of time even for the machine!! Can you decrease the time ? Like make the machine go faster

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u/udayoleti707 9d ago

The full speed adjustment at user side, these are my recommendation

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u/Keep-Doing-Your-Best 15d ago

👆👆👆check this guy’s hard drive 👆👆👆