On July 20th, 2017, Build Day Live was at Pure Storage to install the M50 Flash Storage array into the BDL data center. We then update to an M70.
Past Build Day LIVE! Events
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Past Build Day LIVE! Events
Wood Trick 3D Puzzle Mechanical Hand Build
Last Updated on July 21, 2020 8:12 am by Jeffrey Powers
This is another video in a series of geeky builds I’ve been doing. This is also a “Real Time” build, so you can put this together with me. This event is over 7 hours long because of the assembly process. In the end, you’ll have a fully functional mechanical hand that you can use to point, pick up certain items, or just have some fun with.
Get the Mechanical Hand 3D puzzle here
About Wood Trick
This is a company that makes 3D puzzle projects from wood. The projects are challenging, and end results are pretty amazing.
All the pieces are laser-cut and fit together without issue. Depending on the complexity, some of these projects bring challenge and thought to each build.
There are several projects to choose from. Mechanical hand, trains, clocks, puzzle boxes, planes, puzzle boxes, and more.
Each kit is fairly inexpensive, as well. Many are under $50, and the most expensive looks to be under $100. Wood Trick also offers Bundle options to save money.
Thoughts on Building Wood Trick Mechanical Hand
I had a lot of fun doing this 3D puzzle project. It takes strong hands and patience to put together, but the end result was pretty nice.
The pictorial instructions did bring a slight challenge in interpreting. It would’ve helped if they were on-line PDFs so I could zoom in on certain areas.
Overall, the end result is a very solid construction that I can have fun with, or display for others to marvel at my ability.
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Oracle-Ravello Build Day Live Condensed
Last Updated on February 23, 2024 10:12 am by Jeffrey Powers
On December 14, 2017, Alastair and Jeffrey were in Tel Aviv, Isreal, showing how to set up the Oracle Ravello Cloud Management tool.
On December 14, 2017, Alastair and Jeffrey were in Tel Aviv, Isreal, showing how to set up the Oracle Ravello Cloud Management tool.
Datrium Build Day Live Condensed with CTO Advisor
Last Updated on February 23, 2024 10:12 am by Jeffrey Powers
In this stop, we install the Datrium DVX Node into the Build Day LIVE! infrastructure. CTO Advisor Keith Townsend was also there to talk with execs about the business end of enterprise IT.
In this stop, we install the Datrium DVX Node into the Build Day LIVE! infrastructure. CTO Advisor Keith Townsend was also there to talk with execs about the business end of enterprise IT.
SimpliVity Build Day Live Condensed
Last Updated on February 23, 2024 10:13 am by Jeffrey Powers
Build Day Live headed out to Houston, TX to install SimpliVity DL380 into the Build Day LIVE! architecture.
Build Day Live headed out to Houston, TX to install SimpliVity DL380 into the Build Day LIVE! architecture.