175 Results for "3D%20printing"

Useless Machines
Project by terryspitz
I want to build my own useless machine, but with an articulated finger which snakes out to switch itself off. I'll start with a backscratcher
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Differential Screw Z-Axis Optical Endstop
Project by Mark Rehorst
A differential screw is used to make a finely adjustable Z=0 endstop for a 3D printer.
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Paddle Controller Adapter
Project by nitsuj11595
Convert Any Optical Mouse into a Paddle Controller
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Inductive_Dice
Project by uk4dshouse
An electronic dice that contains no microcontroller, accelerometers, gyroscopes, compass or batteries. Activation by induction.
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Hiking Pole Yagi Antenna
Project by Stuart, KB1HQS
Reduce weight and build a Yagi antenna using your hiking pole and Arrow Antenna elements
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Cheap ROV Thruster
Project by Tim Wilkinson
A 3D printed ROV Thruster based on the Blue Robotics T100 Thruster design and a cheap A2212/13T 1000KV brushless motor
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Blackshark Comtac headband replacement
Project by Tobias
Simple project to replace the headband of a set of Razer Blackshark headphones with the more sturdy Comtac headband
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Portable Air Quality Sensor
Project by Costas Vav
Building an AQI sensor with off-the-shelf parts and 3D-printed case
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Supercon 2017 VR Badge Hack
Project by Ben Hencke
Stereoscopic 3D VR maze on a pair of badges
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Robotic Arm Project
Project by madivak
Driving a couple of stepper motors with a FRDM-KL25Z MCU (i have lately switched to K46f + wireless control (joystick))
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Bandsaw insert
Project by hans109h
Stationary bandsaw table insert for Craftsman 12" bandsaw
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Electric Snowblower Conversion
Project by Ryan
Using a 1979 Ariens chassis, but replacing the small engine with a DC motor
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STEMFIE Calibration File
Project by Paulo Kiefe
The STEMFIE Calibration File is a collection of parts demonstrating several types of fasteners.
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Gun props
Project by Robert Mordzon
Gun prop for TV adverb
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UV Glow-In-The-Dark Plot Clock
Project by TuckerShannon
My Glow-In-The-Dark Plot clock uses an Arduino Uno, two 9g servo motors, a UV Led and a phosphorescent material to “draw” the time
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