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@dcubedprinting
Atlanta startup producing 3D printers thanks to a highly successful kickstarter campaign.
Daniel Hutchinson of Alpharetta, GA, is the front man for Atlanta-based HYREL 3D, a startup launched in November through a highly successful Kickstarter campaign. The idea behind their HighlY-RELia...
3D Printing 301 Video
3D printing & fashion.
Take your 3D modelling skills to new levels with these step-by-step Blender tutorials, from creating a road race terrain to animating fire and water.
Leaders of the 3D printing revolution share what it means to them.
And how to pick the right one for you.
it looks like the bionic human is not too distant a reality, in the near future we will see natural body parts being replaced by custom 3d printed parts which are printed at home using the schematics given in a database online.
this i believe will give rise to a new age of cheap and affordable...
Its not something that we commonly realize but all too often getting a decent 3D print can be a little tricky. So here we present you with a useful little page by the guys over at studiorola that acts as a checklist for those of you using Rhino software to prep your files ready to be sent to print!
While interesting, this 3D printed iPhone shoe case is a bad idea. Agree?
I am new to the world of 3D printing. So in this guest article, you’ll hear from expert 3D printer/designer Marcus Ritland from Denali 3D Design. He shares some tips to help you create amazing 3D printed models by designing them in Sketchup. 3D Printing 3D printing is awesome - we can all agree on that. You send a 3D computer model to a machine and out comes a finished part, ready to use as an end product or as a prototype before mass manufacturing. With the rise of personal 3D printers like the Makerbot Replicator 2, and 3D print services like Shapeways and Ponoko, nearly everyone has access to this technology. But how does one get started making awesome models for 3D printing? Its one thing to make a model look good on the screen, but quite another to make a model that looks good and actually works in real life. The process of modeling for 3D printing is much the same as 3D modeling anything else, but with a few specific requirements. Here are some common problems that I see beginners struggling with and how to address them. Tips for modeling in Sketchup Make your model âSolidâ in Sketchup to be 3D Printable Models must be âSolidâ to be 3D printable. This is by far the most common problem beginners have when modeling for 3D printing. Here are some examples of Solid Sketchup models. Solid, sometimes called âwatertightâ or âmanifoldâ simply means the model is a complete enclosure. If you were to fill it with water, none would drain out, and the model must not have any extra lines or faces. If you make your object into a group or component, Sketchup will indicate when its solid in the Entity Info dialog box (Window > Entity Info). Another way to define solid: Every edge in your model must be bordered by exactly two faces. If an edge has less than two faces bordering it, there is an adjacent hole, and if there are more than two faces touching an edge, there is an extra face that needs to be deleted. The most common errors (and the corresponding solutions) are: Stray edges (just delete them) Holes (trace an edge to fill them) Internal faces (delete them)
A family friendly event that celebrates technology, art, craft, science, music, food, music, and engineering projects and the do-it-yourself (DIY) mindset. Itâs for creative, resourceful people who like to tinker and love to make things.
Featuring both established and emerging local “Makers,” the Atlanta Mini Maker Faire is a free family-friendly celebration featuring speakers, workshops, and exhibits on topics such as robotics, green tech, electric vehicles, vintage computing, 3D printing, textile arts, home fabrication, and much more!
The biggest hurdle for would-be 3D-modelers isn't the price or the complexity of the software—it's the overabundance of options.
It's like living in the future. You want something, you press a button and a machine in your home starts producing it. Print in 3D puts the power to create in the hands of ordinary people, like US!
The underlying rules of 3D printing that help innovators get past key cost, time and complexity barriers.
Every kid wants a way to connect his Duplos to his K'nex, or his Lincoln Logs to his Legos. Unfortunately, no company has an incentive to create the connecting gewgaws. So artist Golan Levin created the full, 3D printable set of adapters for eight different building toys, including one universal piece capable of connecting all eight sets.
Four Quick Tips to Combat Cravings
Whether you have quit smoking for 3 days or 2 years, the urge to smoke seems to present itself in the most stressful situations. Rather than slam your head against the wall, here are a few quick tips to combat cravings.
1. Phone a friend.
2. Inhale and exhale deeply.
3. Get physical. Run the stairs, play with the dogs, or do some crunches.
4. Stay busy. Find ways to distract yourself. For example, try washing the dishes or checking the mail.
Cravings typically only last 3-4 minutes. Be patient. Learn to control yourself and redirect your cravings.
Quit For is a real time app that provides community and sponsors to those trying to kick the habit. We are a product of the Atlanta Startup Weekend and officially launch on April 22, 2012. Follow us on Twitter @quitfor.
