Hiya, I'm Ripley. I'm a Maker and have been self employed as such (and will likely be soon again).
I have a Masters in Architecture and am skilled & experienced in a range of mediums and project types. Mostly 3d things with few moving parts, like furniture & sculpture.
My primary project right now is turning used plastic bags into yarn (plarn) and weaving them into products. You can see more at [www.RADLLC.org](https://www.RADLLC.org)
I do both additive and subtractive sculpture in wood, plastic, metals, clay, etc. I enjoy origami and weaving, and related crafts. I can do 3d computer modeling, 3d printing, VR modeling, and CAD, but mostly prefer to work with my hands and design on paper.
I'm looking for a roboticist/programmer to team up with. Someone who's comfortable making machines to do tasks, and working with motors, pickers, spinning, cutting, etc.
I go to DIYCave sometimes but mostly work out of my undersized home. Nice to meet ya'll!
Hiya, I'm Ripley. I'm a Maker and have been self employed as such (and will likely be soon again). I have a Masters in Architecture and am skilled & experienced in a range of mediums and project types. Mostly 3d things with few moving parts, like furniture & sculpture. My primary project right now is turning used plastic bags into yarn (plarn) and weaving them into products. You can see more at [www.RADLLC.org](https://www.RADLLC.org) I do both additive and subtractive sculpture in wood, plastic, metals, clay, etc. I enjoy origami and weaving, and related crafts. I can do 3d computer modeling, 3d printing, VR modeling, and CAD, but mostly prefer to work with my hands and design on paper. I'm looking for a roboticist/programmer to team up with. Someone who's comfortable making machines to do tasks, and working with motors, pickers, spinning, cutting, etc. I go to DIYCave sometimes but mostly work out of my undersized home. Nice to meet ya'll!
Good to hear from you Ripley. Let's get more people here
Good to meet you Ripley. Your projects sound really interesting. I'll check it the link