This is a first look at E3D’s Pathio slicer, developed by their top-secret Skunkworks team!
Make custom PCBs with the Sienci CNC and FlatCAM!
I’ve always wanted to make my own PCBs – and with a CNC machine, a few tool bits and a few pieces of software it’s actually a super fast and straightforward process! In this video, I show how I used Eagle and FlatCam to create an isolation-routed circuit board on the Sienci Mill One, complete with a milled-out contour and all holes drilled. Discuss this Video on the Forum Components used DSP boardDCDCAMP Tools used SienciBitsEngraverBrushless spindleMakita RouterCollet adapter Software used EagleFlatcam
My favorite filmmaking gear for 2019!
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3D Print ANYWHERE
I’m converting my Printrbot Play into an off-grid, mobile 3D printer! No need for power or wifi – it’s all built in using Octoprint, access point mode and charging support.
Trying to understand the Monoprice Delta Pro
Monoprice are selling the Delta Pro as a variant of their sub $200 “Delta Mini” – and that makes little, yet surprisingly much sense. Find out how this $1299 3D printer stacks up and why I’m having trouble understanding it as a product.
Casting the ON AIR sign with 3D printed parts!
This is what I’ve been working up to – casting the massive “ON AIR”, marquee-style sign!
Digital casting: 3D printed molds for concrete and plaster!
3D Printing is really good at making light plastic parts. Here’s how I made heavy concrete and plaster parts from my prints instead!
How he started the worldwide 3D printing revolution
3D printing hasn’t always just been “3D printing” – the processes and machines we know today started out as part of the open-source RepRap project and by being able to print improvements for themselves and even entirely new machines, over time, only the best approaches survived!
The E3D factory tour!
Have you ever wondered what the company looks like that probably made your 3D printer’s hotend? Turns out there’s a lot more to it than what might be obvious!