The PingPongPrinter prototype by Vern Graner and Rick Abbott. Uses the Parallax Serial Inkjet print head kit and the EFX-TEK Prop-2 board. Prints text on Ping Pong Balls. The printed balls are used...
The PingPongPrinter prototype by Vern Graner and Rick Abbott. Uses the Parallax Serial Inkjet print head kit and the EFX-TEK Prop-2 board. Prints text on Ping Pong Balls. The printed balls are used as "ammo" for the PONGINATOR! :) Read all about it in This Month's Nuts and Volts magazine (www.nutsvolts.com)!
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ya we thought of that too but then we thought about it because we needed to launch a projectile from a air cannon as advertisement WITHOUT killing people or injuring it was an idea though (just F.Y.I i helped build the thing that shoots the balls THE PONGINATOR!!!!1!)
There was a robot that wrote your name on a golf ball at some exhibition I went to about five years ago. But that was some industrial machine, a homebuild is way cooler.
Heh! I hadn't thought about that. IIRC those were laser engraved wooden spheres...? :) I think laser engraving ping pong balls would make for some interesting pyrotechnics!
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