Robotics/Kinematics - Rolling contact joints - YT upload today from Breaking Taps (files.catbox.moe)
This might be a useful reference to be aware of for projects, especially for very small designs....
This might be a useful reference to be aware of for projects, especially for very small designs....
beandev, to 3DPrinting Update 8 about ChromaHead & ChromaHotend Details, Production, Wiki Update and Content
tylermumford, to 3DPrinting Well, I've dived into a new hobby again. #3DPrinting !
I got myself a Bambu Lab A1 mini, and I am having so much freaking fun.
joncruz, @tylermumford oh, yes. Most definitely. One of the good aspects is that all three I mentioned have versions for Linux, Mac, and Windows. So no platform lock-in.
Lemme try to track down some links, as I've given "I've stumbled into this cool tool" jumpstart intro talks on two of them.
tylermumford, @joncruz Thank you for the recommendations and links! I'll check them out eventually. 🙂
ChrisPirillo, to 3DPrinting Are you shore this Star Wars imperial trooper was 3D printed? Yes, I am. The model was just released by @Playactiontoys. Printed live on https://twitch.tv/MakerDeck & https://twitch.tv/ChrisPirillo :)
Playactiontoys, @ChrisPirillo Amazing location!
Hi guys, it’s The Clog Guy, thought I’d try to share something other than problems…...
thomastospace, (edited ) to 3DPrinting What program does everyone use to create models for #3Dprinting ?
I've used Fusion360 before, but the current free '10 model' limit is just weird to me and I prefer to save my files locally by default.
pierstoval, @thomastospace I only do super small and simple pieces, and for that, OpenSCAD is fine (and open source)
tylermumford, @thomastospace I'm really new to this, but I'm using both Onshape and TinkerCAD. Onshape is nice for precision and how my brain thinks by default. TinkerCAD is fun for experimentation and playing. Some serious design, too.
Ok guys, I’m breaking down and posting here to see if anyone has any ideas. I’m greatful for any advice....
koz, to 3DPrinting For those of you looking for FDM-printable miniatures, this creator is one to keep an eye on. Only two designs at the moment, but plans are there for more: https://cults3d.com/en/users/rifledoctor0907/3d-models
@jamie - this seems relevant to your interests.
fmartingr, to 3DPrinting I think I have a thermal issue on my Octoprint Raspberry Pi.
37deg in the enclosure
65deg the raspberry pi SoC(celsius)
RL_Dane, You're not supposed to mount the RPI directly on the heated build plate. 😆
But in all seriousness, 65ⁿ C isn't half bad for a CPU/SOC.
adorfer, to 3DPrinting German Photo aus der unfreiwilligen Spülschwamm-Produktion.
In diesem Fall ist mir nach wie vor völlig unklar, was der Auslöser war.
#fdm #3dprinting #venting
Yaku, to 3DPrinting Italian Cosa che ho imparato:
Se stampi in 3D una piastra alta pochi millimetri e fai un riempimento a zig zag per risparmiare filamento, una volta staccata dalla base il pezzo si imbarcherà per effetto del calore di stampa e della ritrazione del materiale a freddo. Per evitare fai meno il taccagno e usa un riempimento a griglia o cubico e il pezzo non si imbarcherà perché la struttura interna sarà meno uniforme.
#Stampa3d #3DPrinting #SbagliandoSImpara
jookia, to 3DPrinting Happy to announce I have finally finished and released my Hero Me adapter for the Anycubic Kobra!
Download: https://www.printables.com/model/879078-kobrame
Source code: https://github.com/Jookia/KobraMe
Stark9837, I feel like a proud uncle, seeing this thing growing up over the last year!
Hi guys. Please check my previous post for any background questions, I don’t have it in me to go over everything again....
bram, to 3DPrinting in #3dPrinting you need to keep your 3d filament (the ink basically) super dry, because it absorbs water, which makes it brittle and generally fucks with it
a lot of people come up with very expensive or complicated solutions. i just bought a 10EUR back of 1kg re-usable gel silica used to dehydrate car interiors, but it in an airtight-ish ikea box and my humidity reader is struggling to read the humidity because it's too low ✨
solved
chrishuck, to 3DPrinting Was doing a little #practicalprinting yesterday making a new attachment for my shop vac. Ran pretty close to the limit on the spool.
A spool of black filament on a 3D printer that has nearly run out.
SebastianM6L, @chrishuck uuuh that's close. My closest was a few (5-6) windings left.
chrishuck, @SebastianM6L I had a spare spool ready to go in case it did run out, but it had 5 wraps to go with 20 minutes left. I had to babysit it while trying to get ready to leave, but I couldn’t leave because I knew it would run out if I did.
po3mah, to 3DPrinting It's a model for a wall socket cover to hide some electronics, but it could easily be a gross cubic architecture for a business building.
#3dprinting
po3mah, ... the cover: materialized and in its natural habitat.
The wall socket box was too shallow to hold a breaker, 24V transformer and #Esp32 board with a relay.
Not very aesthetic, but it covers all the door unlocking junk.
Hi - Tenlog TLD3-Pro, printing with branx new Overture PLA+, printing an OpenSCAD exported STL sliced with Cura 5.7.1 (most recent as of yesterday)....
moira, to 3DPrinting AMAZING FACTS
Your homebrew filament dryer can also be used to dehydrate food if you didn’t homebrew it too much!
( xD )
(I want to make a particular kind of spinach feta bread but I have to dry a bunch of spinach first ^_^ )
jigmedatse, @moira I've never used my filament drier for drying filament... I'm just such a loser I guess... Using it for drying food and all.
moira, @jigmedatse It's a good secondary use!
They should make devices for drying food, I'm sure there'd be a market.
tca, to 3DPrinting Rice researchers develop 3D-printed wood from its own natural components
#3dprinting
https://news.rice.edu/news/2024/rice-researchers-develop-3d-printed-wood-its-own-natural-components
chicob, @tca
I thought this was about rice, and post-hulling salvage fiber or something. Being a fine powder and such...I am not disappointed, though.
tca, @chicob eheheh, Rice the university.
As I’m graduating college in a few weeks, I’ll be losing access to my university’s free printers and filament. I’m going to build up a home lab with a couple printers where I can make goofy little mechanical projects as well as some components for my cars and stuff....
manyfold, to 3DPrinting Manyfold v0.66.0 has been released! This release focuses on accessibility again, particularly around keyboard control of the 3d models. But, in order to make that happen, we had to do a big rewrite of the renderer that should make it much faster and smoother! We hope you like it 😄
Youtube video...
Made a FreeCAD tutorial for making this container: https://makertube.net/w/mg7rdKStSUua7AhnAt1RoM I have to warn you that I made a bunch of mistakes and it may be really hard to follow.
This is a follow up from my spaghetti post a few days ago....