Giant Digi-Comp II

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2011

http://digi-compii.com/ An extra-large recreation of the classic 1960's educational mechanical computer kit

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  • Awesome build. Do you have dimensions and possibly a instructable on how to make? Especially considering you're showing it at Maker Fair.

  • @stdusrname Thanks! This one is almost 4x8 feet in size.

    No plans yet. While this one does work, it took a lot of fussing to get it that way. We don't publish instructions about how to make something until we're sure that the plans are *good enough* that someone could easily follow them and expect to make a working machine-- no one benefits when we publish prematurely. Also, we don't normally publish our how-to guides on Instructables, but rather on our own site ( evilmadscientist ).

  • Finally, a computer with some balls!

  • @boom3rang This should totally be our new tagline!

  • @mintchocolatebear Actually, neither of us are programmers. Why is it that people make stupid assumptions and snide comments? Oh yeah, they're just rude commenters on youtube, with *nothing to contribute to society*. (eye-roll)

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  • Imagine using this in a maths exam

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  • @zoinoid015 It'd be right up there with bringing a typewriter into an english exam :D

  • @mrjimmyos such a disturbance..haha..everybody love balls..specially engineering students haha

  • Now figure out how to add some RAM and ROM to it, and having it run a small program :D

  • There isn't a big enough like button for this...please invent one!

  • Just think, this is what PC's would be like today, if Bill Gates hadn't stolen Ms Dos from IBM, :)

  • I am working on something similar (with a little different archictecture) in lego

  • If ever there are plans available for this, I'll need to find out my billiard balls and CNC router right away! Pretty awesome stuff.

  • inefficiency has never been so cool

  • cool and useless were never again that close to each other.

  • Please calculate 64x2 for me, thankyou in advance.

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