Galvin over at On Shoulders has started his new season with OpenSCAD for 3D printing. While historically I’m a SolidWorks user myself, I look forward to this offering and trying it for myself.
Galvin over at On Shoulders has started his new season with OpenSCAD for 3D printing. While historically I’m a SolidWorks user myself, I look forward to this offering and trying it for myself.
Nirav Patel looks like he likes to play with some diverse toys and has shared much at his blog. Lately it seems he’s taken to 3D printing and offers a some useful tidbits in Physical Keygen: Duplicating House Keys on a 3D Printer. Also, WeatherSpark.com is something I’ve been looking for a long time. […]
Geo01005’s RepRap Ideas details some of his work around running a repstrap using EMC2 from a couple years ago. He’s documented some of his work around the hot-He also has a YouTube channel. Andrew Angellotti is founder of spingarage LLC has a new blog that’s looking pretty interesting. Here’s the first part of a tutorial […]
Another concept for 3D printing on a re-purposed inkjet printer. [youtube id=”2nbtZOolSIY” w=”240″ h=”190″] More Links: Servo and PID tutorials from Galil Motion Control Inc. Servo Tuning Tutorial (PDF) from PMC Corp.
Some links that have turned up while doing research: Musings on the usefulness of inkjet printers for a variety of applications. So ok, I’m not the only one who’s been thinking about this, but here I hope to actually do something about it! Anders is playing with EMC2 and RepRap functionality as well. I’ve experimented […]