It’s not just another 3D printer – it is all about Choco, edible and incredibly fancy, if you make your own Choco objects with mycusini – the first consumer 3D Choco printer coming up on Kickstarter. Create 3D Choco give-aways for your loved ones or the Choco highlight on your dessert. Easily filled with delicious […]
WORLD’S FIRST CONSUMER 3D CHOCO PRINTER STARTING AT 198 € Read More »
AAEON, an industry leader in embedded computing systems, announces the EPIC-KBS9-PUC barebones embedded system. Built upon our success and knowledge, the EPIC-KBS9-PUC offers the power of 6th and 7th Generation Intel Core Processors, four Gigabit Ethernet ports, and a range of expandability and customization to support your application. The EPIC-KBS9-PUC is a barebones system based on our
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Some might look at a cheap inkjet printer and see a clunky device that costs more to replace the ink than to buy a new one. [Abhishek Verma] saw an old inkjet printer and instead saw a smooth gantry and feed mechanism, the perfect platform to build his own DIY vinyl cutter. The printer was carefully
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Pin art is one of those things that simply cannot be left alone if it’s within arms reach, and inevitably end up with a hand or face imprint. [hugs] is also fascinated by them, so he designed the PinThing, a mechanized pin art display. The PinThing pin diameters are much larger than standard pin art, but
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One of the many advancements brought about by 3D printing is the rapid development of compliant mechanisms and flexure joints. One such example is [jicerr]’s joystick, which uses a pair of spherical flexure joints recently developed by researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, See the videos after the break. Both flexure joint designs make use of tetrahedron-shaped
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If you’ve ever watched one of those high production value YouTube videos and wondered how they’re able to get those smooth shots where the camera seems to be spinning around an object, you were probably looking at the product of an motorized camera motion system. There’s no question these rigs can produce visually striking shots,
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Hephaestus, my own 3D printer I finally did it, I designed and built my own 3D printer. This is in no way “the best 3D printer”. Instead, this was an epic and nightmare project that exercised my ability to engineer and build my own CNC machine. Along the way, I figured out what I did
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Today I’m gonna make 3D Printed Unicorn Horn. I saw and did the project in Adafruit’s website about a year ago but I could not find an opportunity to share it. It looks great when going out to the party and especially in the evenings. 🙂 I got the horn out of the 3D printer
Unicorn Horn With NeoPixel LEDs & Arduino Lilypad Read More »
It would be great if you could create your own filament. On the face of it, it seems easy to do, but as [Thomas Sanladerer] found out when he was a student, there are a lot of details that can bedevil your design. His extruder sort of works, but he wouldn’t suggest duplicating his effort. In fact,
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If you’re a maker that publishes projects online, you’ll be well across the production values arms race that’s been raging over the past decade. For those in the 3D printing space, this means that you’ll need to be producing slick timelapse videos of your prints. [BuildComics] is now doing just that, with a custom camera arm
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