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HomoFaciens

@HomoFaciensTracked since May 2026

creating Robots, machines and explains how "Physical Computing".

Observed Aug 30, 2026 · stalePublic earnings
Paid members
17
0% · 30-day rate from 23 observed days
Total audience
34
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$32
Starting price
$1/mo
5 membership tiers

Where the 34 observed tier members sit

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$050%$120.6%$329.4%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 30, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree1750% of observed tier members
$1/moBecome a HomoFaciens patreon720.6% of observed tier members
$3/moHomoFaciens videos first1029.4% of observed tier members
$10/moI'm very impressed00% of observed tier members
$50/moI am extremely impressed!00% of observed tier members
Growth signals: HomoFaciens
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17 paid members · 30-day rate from 23 observed days

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May 202618 weeks trackedNow
HomoFaciens17 members · $32/mo

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Article Latest postPublicI will be at MakerFair Hannover

I will load my Direct Granule Extruder in my 2CV and display the printer in operation on Maker Faire Hannover (Germany) on 15 + 16 August 2026.

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Powder properties and their impact on print qualityI had a closer look at the properties of granules, pellets and powders and their impact on the print quality.ArticleJuly 3Public 0 0Test prints with Direct Granules Extruder v7.1My extruder in version 7.0 works fine, so time to run some print tests and do hardware fine tuning. The video shows in detail, what this extruder is capable of and what to have an eye on when working with this new type of FDM printing with plastic powder.VideoMay 17Public 0 0Another major version reached: V7.0April 25ArticleApril 25Public 0 0The long road to full metal extruder V6.2January 17ArticleJanuary 17Public 0 0DIY spot welderThe Teflon inserts of my Granule Extruder V6.0 worked fine, but I am looking for a more wear resistant tube. The material of my choice is steel from peanut cans spot welded to a tubular shape. Those inserts work well in my current experiments. More on that in the near future. For now enjoy watching the video of my DIY spot welder.VideoOct 23, 2025Public 0 0Description of Direct Granules Extruder V6.0Aug 31, 2025ArticleAug 31, 2025Public 0 0I am on the Maker Fair Hannover 2025Aug 19, 2025 View post Sorry for a long time without a post because of private reasons. But now I am back to business and will display my latest Direct Granule Extruder on the Maker Fair Hannover, Germany on August 23 + 24. You will find me in the Eilenriedehalle, exhibition stand 172. The Extruder version changed to 6.0 and is brand new (runs since last Sunday): More on the path to an extruder tube made of just one part in the upcoming video or live in Hannover: Update August 21st: The final test prints before I load everything into my 2CV. Tomorrow I'm off to Hanover.ArticleAug 19, 2025Public 0 0Upgrades on my spark erosion CNCApr 17, 2025 View post I needed an new sieve for my plastic grinder and so it was time to implement upgrades on my spark erosion CNC before machining the part. Now that the electrode can rotate, the feedrate could be raised, but not as much as I had expected. I could machine the parts I needed most, but I will definitely continue working on this machine. I will for sure use a different power source for the sparks and implement a microcontroller and a power MOSFET to get better control over the number of sparks. This will also allow for a more reliable spark detection by what the CNC software can contribute to higher machine speed.ArticleApr 17, 2025Public 0 03D printed, custom gearbox for my Direct Granules ExtruderDie Deutsche Version des Videos gibt's hier: https://youtu.be/RJmyDwUD24EVideoApr 9, 2025Public 0 0Powder FDM with a Prusa MK4: Part 5Extruder V5.4 works quite well and with the modified powder feed, the Prusa MK4 has turned into my standard 3D printer. It was a long path from the first prototype to the current stage of development. Thanks for your support!ImageMar 11, 2025Public 0 0Creating raw material for my granule 3D printer.It works for me, but there are still some things to be improved. Milling fresh pellets is a challenge on its own - more about that in a coming video.VideoFeb 17, 2025Public 0 0
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