buzzyrobin

@buzzyrobin

buzzy-brained birb 𓅫 ⨳ she/her, 42, 🏳‍⚧ ⨳ unceded Wallumedegal land ⨳ electronics, industrial design (aspirational), jewellery, minis, swords, (grudgingly) coding ⨳ ⨳ ⨳ fuck generative ai

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buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 7d

example adapter for CR2430 here: www.printables.com/model/138385... (I made one out of a couple of tiny scraps of wood before I could get to the makerspace printer, so this isn’t necessarily a requirement or anything)

A curved strip of wood approx 4mm wide with a retaining sliver of wood glued on top of it perpendicular to the curve, shoved in with a CR2032 battery in a CR2430 slot in my kitchen scales. A bigger, flat CR2430 sits nearby.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 9d

obi wan kenobi saying Hello There, from the famous film, 'obi wan kenobi drops from the ceiling and says hello then runs away on a lizard'

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 13d

I’ve had this watch since early ~1996; tail end of primary school. 30 fuckin’ telephone numbers, 5 alarms, timer, stopwatch + lap, and light-up digits baybeeee

A Casio DB-35H “Databank” watch, black case with dark grey highlights, on my arm. Freyja looks on.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 13d

i practiced first with this offcut of acrylic with some holes bored into it (superglue -> CA glue, pardon)

A strip of black acrylic, with a socket and fixed notch, with four other ones nearby. The baking soda container, strip of wire used as a watch oiler, a pen grinder, and a 3mL tube of CA glue.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 13d

repaired the broken lugs on my venerable, beloved Casio DB-35H; I built up layers of superglue and baking soda, then shaped it with my lil 2.35mm-shank pen grinder

The back of the watch, black plastic front casing with blown-out lugs, which stops the spring pins from staying in its little sockets.

The built-up layers of glue, translucent white and greebly.

The lugs, after being shaped with the grinder. It looks more white than translucent now.

The spring pin reinstalled, retaining the nylon pink, white and navy NATO strap.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 22d

some of you on here

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 22d

sure beats The Verge, which has swung in this direction instead

Podcast summary screenshot:

The Vergecast
“The one Al detector people actually trust”, 17 July 2026

Al text detectors have been notoriously unreliable, but that's starting to change.
This year, Pangram keeps coming up as the trusted source in identifying Al-written text. We sit down with Pangram CEO Max Spero to find out how the system was made, how much we should trust it, and where the line is between useful Al and Al slop.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 23d

big fan of this bit (also, unrelated: i adore your desk aesthetic)

Close-up of the metal strain relief / gland(?) on the base. I don’t like that latter term. Gland. D:

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 24d

gaming with friends :)

Screenshot from 'PEAK', with the five of us (yes we play with a mod) who just cleared the summit for the first time.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· 27d

once again, my kingdom for untreated pine 2x4s i’m trying to build a solid bench out of the scraps i have here

A scribbled list of my wood inventory; some 90x45 (2x4) in short lengths, a couple of long ones, a larger set of 90x35s, some 70x35s, and some odd wide boards.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jul 13

drive-by ad for someone else: if you’re in Sydney and after an adjustable base jack (steel, 32mm), then Sun Scaffolding / Scafeast in Villawood has ‘em for $17 a pop. (I’m using mine to make leg and tail vises for my workbench.)

A scaffolding base jack, a flat plate welded onto a chunky threaded rod, with a cast-iron wing thingy screwed onto it. A second one is sitting nearby.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jul 11

it’s that time of the month

Robin, black jumpsuit and cami, be-glassed and long of fringe, with a a bunch of cling-film and tape over numbing cream.

Same, but now there are a bunch of red dots from electrolysis instead of cling-film.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jul 9

fuggit, i just 3d-printed the thread instead

A Q2U microphone shock mount screwed onto a white 3D print, which in turn is clamped onto a V-pulley sitting on the end of a moveable arm.

Same, just showing the inside cross-section, and a closer view of the twisty-knob made out of layers of laser-cut acrylic.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jul 6

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jul 6

“Heresy? At this hour?” caption above an Ultramarine holding a coffee cup with little hearts on it. I think he’s one of the good guys, let’s check the lore on that, …

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 29

Without downloading new pics, describe your gender in one image

Me holding up a model airplane box containing a Hobby Boss 1:72-scale MiG-15bis NATO-reporting-name “Fagot”.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 28

the “fine dining” comic (“cis women” staring in horror at “validation-starved trans women” eating a plate of “misogyny”-labelled four-leaf clover) edited to be “other trans women” instead

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 27

doll-painters, show off your guns (figurative)

Relic Blade “Questing Knight”, full plate harness, red+white tabard, visored houndskull helmet, arming sword and torch, painted in ‘non-metallic metal’ comic style on a grassy base. I fucked around with torchlight reflections and am happy with the result.

Another angle showing more torchlight fuckery and his bag, potion and sleeping roll.

Relic Blade “Warden of Justice”, a dude with a grey beard, beige headwear and wrist and leg wraps, blue clothes underneath an orange body wrap, and curved sword and mustard-coloured shield.

Relic Blade “Illusory Horror”, a big mouth-creature with mottled purple and blue skin, massive irregular greyish teeth and beady red-yellow eyes, on a rocky base.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 24

im getting worse

Facebook notification:
“Welcome to Warhammer 40k 2nd... Admins have approved [your join request]”

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 24

an Art Australia cover design made up of geometric shapes and parts of different typefaces.

A retro-styled keyboard with some delightful little toggle switch knobs.

YouTube Short comments section; Fineas(?) is wearing some dipshit expensive shirt that has holes and a missing collar in it. Comments include “Bro just left a barfight and fell into a bramble bush and then caught fire”, “Bro, lemme donate my old cement work shirts. They're super authentic and ragged” and “Who keeps attacking you before you hit record”.

A Dongfeng 5C missile plushie, fully 2m long, sitting on a green sports car.

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 23

the discourse is finally catching up with him

Jazz Jackrabbit, the green gun-bunny (literal) star of a short series of video games in the 90s

buzzyrobin@buzzyrobin· Jun 16

context: disassembling this bench to get it out of the way while I do further garage clean-up. I was worried about needing to replace the slats (felt floppy to sit on), but i think it was just the very loose bolts. it will appear on my balcony after some cleanup and reconditioning, I think.