Uploaded September 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is my printer that I made with pistons and redstone. Currently it can print 130 pixels, 10x13, and can print with any two solid cube, non-physics blocks, and for the purpose of this demonstration, I use black and white wool. I really like the way that this turned out, it works a lot better than I expected. And when I was recording this I accidentally left a delay on the button press that I was using to get the timing right. I have removed this delay, and the entire circuit is about 12 ticks faster now, so the time it takes from the button press to the end of the writing of the line is slightly faster. I initially thought that this was going to be a lot longer of a delay between blocks when I was got this idea for it, but I managed to make it pretty quick. I know this is not a very practical design, but its fun!
Thanks for Watching.
Music by: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/)
Map Download (Direct): goo.gl/T1gm7
This is my printer that I made with pistons and redstone. Currently it can print 130 pixels, 10x13, and can print with any two solid cube, non-physics blocks, and for the purpose of this demonstration, I use black and white wool. I really like the way that this turned out, it works a lot better than I expected. And when I was recording this I accidentally left a delay on the button press that I was using to get the timing right. I have removed this delay, and the entire circuit is about 12 ticks faster now, so the time it takes from the button press to the end of the writing of the line is slightly faster. I initially thought that this was going to be a lot longer of a delay between blocks when I was got this idea for it, but I managed to make it pretty quick. I know this is not a very practical design, but its fun!
Thanks for Watching.
Music by: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/)
Map Download (Direct): goo.gl/T1gm7
