Category: 3D Printing

There will not be a John Park’s Workshop today due to filming schedules and travel plans and some vague threats by Lars. Who knew March could get this busy? We’ll be back next Thursday for more antics, projects, CircuitPython Parsecs, and more. Adafruit publishes a wide range of writing and video content, including interviews and […]

My video of printing process: https://youtube.com/shorts/X5XoI7dZh_s?si=amHuYqfM1zrDFe7k Hello, This is a truly impressive ball. You don't need to inflate it or worry about it getting punctured. The thickness of the ball has been carefully calculated by me to be suitable for all sizes you print, limiting breakage when you play. You will get: – STL file. […]

The iterative design framework is key to any outstanding overall product design. Learn how to utilize this process for your next design project. So you have all of your product specifications nailed down (or at least 80% finalized) and you are ready to begin your design. Where do you start and how will you know […]

Entries are now open for the second Sanjay Mortimer Foundation (SMF) Rising Star Award. The TCT Group is once again collaborating with the foundation to recognise an up-and-coming neurodivergent young person who has the potential to contribute greatly towards the engineering industry. The winner of the SMF Rising Star Award 2024 will receive their own mod0 3D printer, […]

Stay up to date with everything that is happening in the wonderful world of AM via our LinkedIn community. To bring back the iconic PUMA Mostro model, originally launched in 1999, the German sneaker brand organized a spectacular and dystopian experience event during New York Fashion Week, titled “Welcome To The Amazing Mostro Show”. Presented […]

3D printed artificial reefs have been deployed off the coast of Destin-Fort Walton Beach in a bid to aid marine habitat restoration and conservation efforts. Managed by the Okaloosa Coastal Resource Team, this project saw the sinking of 25 concrete modules to the Gulf floor, creating new marine ecosystems at depths ranging from 60 to […]

This year’s Regeneron Science Talent Search (STS), the nation’s oldest and most famous science competition, has brought 40 candidates into the limelight, all competing for $1.8 million in prizes. Now in its 83rd year, this competition celebrates the ongoing search for knowledge and new ideas. It has kick-started the careers of some of the world’s […]