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  • Pieces of a rolling robot
  • Log     from 8BitRobots Module
  • The goal of the 8BitRobots project is to make it easy to 3D print, build and program a set of robots with only a few extra pieces. The simplest robot I could come up with ... which wasn't completely boring ... was a two wheeled rolling ball robot. I've...

  • The Z Axis
  • Instructions     from Galvo Laser Cutter/Engraver
  • For the Z axis I used two sets MGN12H linear rails which I mounted to two of the 2020 profiles. For mounding them you need either the right slide blocks or you can 3D print the slide blocks, to mount them with M3 screws and nuts to the profiles. For...

  • Software Setup
  • Instructions     from Stereo Ninja
  • Currently we are assuming you are using a StereoPi (with CM3). The StereoPi comes with a Raspian image ready to be used with StereoPi and 2 cameras. Make sure you have the latest version, there is an update tgz on that wiki page....

  • re:SPIKE
  • Log     from LED Stegosaurus Spikes
  • we're bring the 3d printed led spikes back!the residential 3d-printers have improved a LOT since other first few passes at this. it was September 2013, we had only a freshly assembled bukobot and pile of the first clear PLA to test.Now 2015, we have...

  • Starfleet Communicator Badge
  • Instructions     from Starfleet Communicator Badge
  • Assemble the badgebundle your wiring and place it into your 3D printed shell. Note that you might need to dremel the back of the 3D printed shell in order to adjust it make it snug.Test to make sure you have communication, then use a glue gun to set...

  • The IMRC
  • Log     from Bennett's Remember-It-All
  • My Mad Scientist space (at least, that’s what the wife calls it), is limited and I don't have all the things I’ll need for this project. Thankfully, I am lucky enough to have access to the University of Maine IRMC Center. There I can access 3D printers,...

  • 360 Degree LIDAR-Lite Scanner
  • Details     from 360 Degree LIDAR-Lite Scanner
  • Here be details.So, i've always wanted to build an autonomous roving platform with lasers and SLAM. It has always been either too cost prohibitive or too difficult to build. Now that Pulsed Light3D has a cheap laser range finder and I have a 3D printer,...

  • First power-up of the Third Proto-type
  • Log     from Smart Switch
  • The goal now is to make a fully functional smart-switch in its final mechanical form. Below is a picture of the electronics and the 3D printed shields. The electronics have not yet been programmed with the firmware from the 2nd proto-type but it is producing...

  • Mixtruder
  • Details     from Mixtruder
  • This mixer extruder is a prototype made with a single motor that handle multiple materials taking four 1.75mm colored filaments and combine them out of a single nozzle. That system is 3D printer equivalent to CMYK traditional printers.The mixtruder is...

  • Silver Hires Print
  • Log     from EMDrive/satellite
  • Designed a second print for experimenting with 3D printed materials.It´s just the raw cavity made of polished stirling silver, printed in high resolution.It´s a good material for waveguides.I´ll make the outer frame of 3D printed ABS plastic...

  • FabScan Pi in MagPi Magazine
  • Log     from FabScan Pi - 3D Laser Scanner
  • You can find a nice article about the FabScan Pi project in the curren MagPi Magazine. Here is the link to the online article:https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/fabscan-pi-project-3d-scanning-for-all/And here the PDF version of the Magazine:https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi-issues/MagPi38.pdf...

  • SAB3T - PID Loop Educational Tool
  • Instructions     from SAB3T - PID Loop Educational Tool
  • Install the ArduinoYou need: - Arduino (soldered to interface board) - 3 screws - 3D Printed Central TowerInstall the Arduino oriented as shown. There are only 3 screw holes so it will only go in one way.Screw it in! The holes in the 3D print are sized...

  • Helmholtz Coil
  • Log     from Aurora Observatory
  • Needed a Helmholtz Coil to test the sensitivity and calibrate the coils. I've designed a 3D printed Helmholtz Coil for this purpose. The best is, it's easy to build, cheap and it does all the math for you and spits out the configuration / sensitivity...

  • 3D-Printable Propeller
  • Details     from 3D-Printable Propeller
  • To build this, you'll need a 3D printer, some ABS plastic, acetone (for aerodynamic glossy finish treatment), a large glass bowl (acetone vapor chamber), and about two hours. To test these blades, you'll need a quadcopter which uses four or six hexagonal...
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