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  • Preparation
  • Instructions     from Bloft Mk2 - 3D printer for plastic waste
  • Metal parts Two components of the extruder need to be milled aluminum because of the torsional force that the extruder motor applies to them. You can also 3D-print these parts but they will most likely break sooner or later. 3D printed parts As you want...

  • 4/17/23
  • Log     from Color Spectrum of Feelings
  • We used this website to get started with 3d modeling: https://all3dp.com/2/onshape-tutorial-how-to-use-onshape/  We discussed whether to use a continuous servo vs a regular servo and whether to use a potentiometer vs a slider. We are using a continuous...

  • Wednesday May 10
  • Log     from Little Monster
  • For this session, we started 3D modeling the parts on Fusion 360, and we tackled a big problem in our project, the gears. Not knowing much about this subject, we got a lot of information to try to make our project work. Before the session, we prepared...

  • [T] Potential name: Coaxial8tor
  • Log     from Coaxial8or [gd0144]
  • As you may understand, the name "8-in Printed Coaxial Hotend" is a bit of a mouthful and doesn't roll off the tongue or anything. More importantly, if this actually becomes a new class of hotend, then the name would be too generic; it would be like a...

  • STEP 5 : CHARGER
  • Instructions     from DIY DOLY
  • 3D Print Parts Charger AssembleOnce you have printed the 3D parts, you will need to assemble the charger board. The schematics and component list (BOM) are located at this link. When all 3D printed parts are ready, Apply glue carefully to both...

  • HACK the PLANET ! or not IKEA instead !
  • Hacker page     by Ricardo Pereira
  • How to download IKEA 3d Files for your Home projects? First, go to the IKEA website. Next, open any furniture item and check for a 3D view button near the image. If available, click it, and the site will open a GLB file, which you can import into Blender....

  • WiFi Cam 2.0
  • Details     from WiFi Cam 2.0
  • Why would I need something like this? WiFi signals are invisible to humans. But they look pretty cool, as you can see in this v1.0 WiFi cam: https://hackaday.com/2021/11/22/visualizing-wifi-with-a-converted-3d-printer/ The obvious next step is to...

  • Twiz
  • Details     from Twiz
  • HOW TO USE IT ? Twiz modules are the most universal tools for wearable technologies, applications are simply endless but here are a few examples : Media control: modulate sound effects or control a light show from performers’ motionScientific studies:...

  • Get the robot to bring me beer
  • Log     from Wild Thumper based ROS robot
  • One of the things I want my robot to do is to bring me beer when I'm retired and sitting on the couch. This involves the following actions: Drive to the fridgeOpen the fridgeLocate a bottle of beerFetch the bottleClose the fridgeDrive to meHand me the...

  • Fully 3D-printable turntable
  • Details     from Fully 3D-printable turntable
  • A turntable which you can fully 3D-print, no extra parts needed! It can be used to make beautiful cinematic shots of objects but it can also be used as a rig to make photos for photogrammetry software so you can 3D-scan objects. The large black 'slide...

  • Building the XY Gantry
  • Instructions     from Mouse Controlled Mouse Controller
  • Included in this post are the STL and DXF files needed to 3D print and laser cut the gantry.  STL files of the laser cut parts are also included in case a laser cutter is not available.  The STL and DXF files can also be downloaded from...

  • Round shaft isn't great
  • Log     from 3D Printed CNC
  • I screwed down the linear shaft and im a little more encouraged by the alignment.  Round shafts have a tendency to turn and will cause racking problems.  Shafts need to be fastened down, or held.  I just screwed a metal screw through...

  • Building the System
  • Instructions     from R2Home
  • The system itself is mainly composed of 3D printed parts, so the first step is going to be to get all these parts printed out. Since the beginning of the project I've always been using PLA, and it has been working really great. You can find the whole...
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