We all get excited when we see cool new things on Thingiverse.com . So I decided that I need to get notified as soon a cool new designs arrived. Below are a few RSS feeds from Thingiverse.com that comes in very handy. Enjoy… 😉 Thingiverse – Featured – RSS Feed Thingiverse – Popular – RSS … Read More →
UP! Plus 3d Printer – Review
We recently negotiated a deal to sell the UP! Plus 3D Printer on our online store. So I managed to get a printer for our workshop to play around with. This is our findings… Specifications and dimensions Build Platform : 140 x 140 x 135mm Printable Materials : ABS and PLA (1.75mm) Printable layers height … Read More →
CNC Mill consisting out of less than 20 parts
“The Mantis 9.1 design is a radical departure from version 8 and earlier. Most notably, the part count has been almost halved! The current design has 13 parts, all of which can be made with a handsaw and a drill press.” Building instructions and a bill of material can be seen at http://makeyourbot.wikidot.com/mantis9-1 If you … Read More →
CNC Foam Cutter using a AtMega32u4 (Heart of Arduino)
Great for cutting out RC airplane wings. It can also be used to cut out shapes in foam and then casted in aluminum using the lost-foam casting process.
Angry Birds meet Arduino
Arduino’s are challenging conventional thinking. This is a perfect example of how easy it is to take a winning recipe like Angry Birds and make it even better.
Mad scientist shopping list : Evil Robot Claws
What would an evil robot be without a classic robotic claw? The team at Aquaticus has come up with a brilliantly simple design. I must admit their main goal might not be to take over the world but I am sure this design can easily be upgraded with a stronger stepper-motor and a few pressure … Read More →
Opensource CNC controller written for Arduino’s (G-code interpreter GRBL)
Traditional CNC machines used old-fashioned printer / parallel ports to connect to a computer. The computer then sends the signals to the motor’s over individual cables. So why would you want to use a Arduino powered CNC controller? Well the team from Dank that developed the software called Grbl have a few good reason for … Read More →
Opensource Laser Cutter Project
I found this really nice project showing how easy it is to build your own laser cutter using an Arduino to control it. The team at Nortd Labs has been very busy finalizing the project and they have specifically focused on laser cutting, software, and making the building process repeatable.
