What a great thread!
A nice way to get to know all of each other and see what else goes behind all the 3D printing.
I have been ill for the last 2 days so I haven't read the thread yet but I will later today.
So.. what I have been doing is drinking a lot of tea and orange juice and sleeping.
Not thé most interesting story I think.
I have recently started indoor climbing which is a lot of fun.
But totally drains all the strength from my hands when I am done
Im also looking forward to the video Ian, sounds very very interesting!
Im guessing you haven't looked through all those films?
Gee, who knows what else is in there.. Ghandi. Amazing.
Get better soon Sander !!!
have a nice relaxing weekend.. and remember sleep is often the best medicine !! :-)
Ian :-)
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Hi Robert... I bought this stuff years ago and sometimes for a pritty penny.. I have a handful of museums that want my films and photos but they want me to donate them all.. so my investment gone and they get locked up in another dark box to be rediscovered in another 50 years.
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