stories on programming, 3d printing, taking things apart and (sometimes) putting them back together, building, inventing.
Interview with Jeff Sturges
A weekend project for Ajax the Dog
Kids are in a Constant state of Prototyping
When I need to model a 3d part or work with another designer’s files, I almost always turn to Blender.
20 March 2014
On one of the last nights of 2013, I sat down on my living room floor surrounded by journals, poster board, markers and post-it notes to do…
Everyone Needs One
A short read on uncomplex solutions
A few weeks ago, two articles in 3d printing caught my eye.
Software and hardware hackers share one thing in common with the 3D printing industry, the love for rapid prototyping.
renewing wonder by going outside
“Long time ago, there were a whole lot of cities in Spira.
Slate recently published an article about 3d printing in which the author compared it to the sewing machine.
Most 3d printers are still hand assembled. The hands might belong to factory workers, or oftentimes, they belong to the end user.
The trend today in 3d printing is hitting it big with the consumers.
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