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  • How do 3D printers print concrete?
  • Hacker page     by Christopher Howard
  • Welcome to 3D concrete printing, a game-changer in construction and design. This technology enables rapid construction of robust and intricate structures. It's not just a trend; it's a practical innovation that reduces waste and cost. From homes to...

  • 3D Designing
  • Hacker page     by rasimorefashions
  • 3D designing, also known as three-dimensional design, is a creative and innovative process that involves the creation of digital representations of objects or spaces with depth, width, and height. Utilizing specialized software, designers manipulate...

  • all materials 3D printing
  • Hacker page     by wardanta88
  • hi everyone i'm new here so p'ease some patience the idea is a 3d print who can print almost anything from chocolate to gold item'ssame design and same control methods...just some modifications, wich one's?who's up for this project?

  • BeagleMAV 3D-printed Hexacopter
  • Hacker page     by BeagleBoard Foundation
  • From the DroneLab at the University of California in San Diego:BeagleMAVBeagleMAV is a 3D-printed hexacopter that derives its extremely low weight of 500 grams (1.1 pounds) from its unique monocoque structure that was designed iteratively with modal...

  • CoreXY 3D Printer
  • Hacker page     by Shane Hooper
  • SolidCore Printer The whole idea is to build a corexy printer that has: Modular ScalableLinear Rails BOM utilizes standard and available printer parts people already have so they can convert their printer into a SolidCore Easily add an enclosure All...

  • PCB 3d printer
  • Hacker page     by malin_iulian
  • helloLets all put our heads together and make this true.I have sketched a few ideas on what this printer should do:-create traces        - this could be achieved with standard copper strands from electric cables - flexible enough...

  • Realistic 3D printed wood
  • Hacker page     by Max Tails
  • In this article, I show several techniques that allow you to transform standard woodfill into prints virtually indistinguishable from real wood! Prerequisites Any woodfill filament. In my case I'm using Sakata.wood maple 1.75A 3D printer Lots...

  • Followers to my homemade 3D printer
  • Hacker page     by OZ6YM, Palle
  • My DANISH LOG for 3D-printer you will find here: https://planker.dk/Start/Forside/aktuelt_3D-printerLOG.htm I have now made 2 full functional 3D-printer - both finished ad they work wonderfully!

  • MATLAB Code for 3D Printing Math Functions
  • Hacker page     by David Scholten
  • I thought it would be a fun idea to visualise some math functions as 3Dprints. The MATLAB script that I created took an equation, converted it toa surface plot, added a solid base underneath and generated an STL filefor 3D printing.

  • 3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • From @Jonathan Cohen on @Tindie: 3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi 3D Scanner HAT expansion board interface for Raspberry Pi running FreeLSS on the PICLOP ATLAS FreeLSS I wanted to make a custom interface for use with the open-source 3D Scanning...

  • Belt Lifted Z-Axis for 3D Printer
  • Hacker page     by Mark Rehorst
  • My latest 3D printer design uses a belt lifted Z axis that has proven to be a very good performer.  The 300x300x8mm MIC6 bed and its support (3.5 kg) are lifted on two linear guides using two steel core belts.  The belts are driven by a NEMA-23...

  • 3D Printer: Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 review
  • Hacker page     by Xylitol
  • I'm the owner of a Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 model, and i forgot to talk about it so here is a review of my model. Build volume is 200mm x 200mm x180mm (approximate) arround 15KG and 12v rated.I bought it in kit to assemble for 300$ (including taxes) from...

  • What is a 3D Printer? & How does it work?
  • Hacker page     by Oliviaturner
  • What is a 3 D Printer?     A 3D printer is a device that manufactures a product with the help of a three-dimensional model developed on any 3D modeling software, with the successive placement of layers of material the product is developed...
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