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  • 3D-Printed Lace Fabric - Make:
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    Over the years, I’ve identified nine different ways to 3D print fabrics. In this article, I’m thrilled to share one with you: the lace method. If you’ve ever wanted to create intricate, detailed textiles that would take forever by hand, this technique is for you. Best of all, you just need a bit of 2D graphics know-how and access to vector software. I typically use Adobe Illustrator, but for this article, I’ll walk you through the steps using Affinity Designer’s free trial to keep things as accessible as possible.
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  • Teaching LLMs how to solid model
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    It turns out that LLMs can make CAD models for simple 3D mechanical parts. And, I think they’ll be extremely good at it soon.
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  • Laser Cut Acrylic Provides Movie-Style Authentication | Hackaday
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    If you’ve seen Crimson Tide, or the first few minutes of WarGames, you might already know what this post is about. Both films prominently make use of a one-time authentication device which the user snaps in half to reveal a card that has some secret code printed on it — and as it turns out, there are at least two different projects that aim to replicate the props used in the movies.
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  • Comparing Adhesives For Gluing PETG Prints | Hackaday
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    PETG is a pretty great material to print 3D models with, but one issue with it is that gluing it can be a bit of a pain. In a recent video by [Cosel] (German language, with English auto-dub) he notes that he found that with many adhesives the adhesion between PETG parts would tend to fail over time, so he set out to do a large test with just about any adhesive he could get his hands on. This included everything from epoxy to wood glue and various adhesives for plastics
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  • I Built Apple’s 1980s iPad Concept! - YouTube
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    This project has been a dream come true! As a designer, I've always been inspired by groundbreaking concepts, and this time, I challenged myself to recreate one of the most iconic and unrealized prototypes: Hartmut Esslinger’s Apple FlatMac.
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  • Create 3d printable STL models from any place on Earth - map2stl.com
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    Create and download 3d printable STL models of any region on Earth
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  • MK4S to Prusa CORE One Conversion kit | Original Prusa 3D printers directly from Josef Prusa
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    Prusa CORE One Conversion kit contains all parts you need to transform your Original Prusa MK4S into the fully enclosed CoreXY 3D printer, the Prusa CORE One. This kit is compatible with the MK4S only!
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  • Introducing Prusa CORE One: Our new fully-enclosed CoreXY 3D printer with active chamber temperature control! - Original Prusa 3D Printers
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    The CORE One is a fully enclosed CoreXY 3D printer with active temperature control. It’s a machine focused on quality and speed, and it’s extremely rugged. You can find the complete list of technical specifications on the product page, but let me give you a detailed insight first.
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  • 6A. Hinged Lid with MMU3 | Prusa Knowledge Base
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    ⬢This chapter guides you through the installation of the MMU3 into the Enclosure.
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  • 6. Hinged Lid (add-on) | Prusa Knowledge Base
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    ⬢This guide will take you through the installation of the Hinged lid on the Original Prusa Enclosure.
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  • Original Prusa MMU3 Assembly | Prusa Knowledge Base
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    1. Introduction, 2. MMU2S Disassembly (UPG), 3. MMU2S Buffer…
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  • Rancilio Silvia 58mm Portafilter Funnel by brettvitaz | Download free STL model | Printables.com
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    This fits my Rancilio Silvia basket snugly and doesn't move during leveling
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  • Eureka coffeegrinder funnnel for 58mm portafilter by haegar33 - Thingiverse
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    If you have an Eureka coffee grinder you know the mess outside the portafilter when grinding. This funnel helps to minimise the spill and has been designed for a 58mm portafilter. It might fit also for other mills.
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  • Eureka Mignon Tray - Specialita / Silenzio / Perfetto by RiotMUC - Thingiverse
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    V2: --> now locks in place, to stop it moving from the vibration!
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  • Batman cat mask by Myktattoo
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    Highlight:Batman cat mask. stl file and obj file. If you use this on your social media please give me credit. I made this for free to download and all I ask is the credit. Batman cat mask. stl file and obj file. If you use this on your social media please give me credit. I made this for free to download and all I ask is the credit. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6191549
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  • Retro Turtle Sandbox or Keepsake Stash Box by Grandpa 3DPrints | Download free STL model | Printables.com
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    Highlight:Introducing the ultimate indoor summertime activity - the Retro Turtle Sandbox! Inspired by the iconic Little Tikes sandbox from our childhood, this sandbox is perfect for hours of endless fun sculpting with kinetic sand. To give you an idea of its size, I've included a Lego minifig in the picture. Perfect for tabletop play with kinetic sand or hide your valuables! Enjoy this throwback to your childhood! | Download free 3D printable STL models
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  • Mini Halloween McBuckets by JRSly
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    Highlight:Begging your parents to buy you a Happy Meal has been a time honored tradition for decades, but kids growing up in the '80s and '90s know the pestering was even more necessary in October when the wonderful pumpkin buckets appeared. It seemed burgers were just a little juicier and fries were just a little saltier when they came served in these. And then you got to hang on to them and fill them with candy on Halloween night! Available in my Etsy storeBegging your parents to buy you a Happy Meal has been a time honored tradition for decades, but kids growing up in the '80s and '90s know the pestering was even more necessary in October when the wonderful pumpkin buckets appeared. It seemed burgers were just a little juicier and fries were just a little saltier when they came served in these. And then you got to hang on to them and fill them with candy on Halloween night!Most of us may have grown out of eating happy meals and trick-or-treating, but these nostalgic, iconic designs can live on as small ornaments perfect for decorating a desk or mantle. The buckets have been faithfully recreated, measured from a real bucket to get the right proportions and profile but tweaked just enough to be easy to print without supports. The memorable pumpkin-ribbed lids with the little button on top are removable and the handles swing satisfyingly. The face designs were carefully redrawn exactly from photos, the witch even has the sneaky spider hiding in the back amidst her hair. There are two variations available, if you opt for the set with holes, you can add a string of LED lights and really make them pop!I've found this size seems to work really well without needing any supports and is a good size to use with standard LED lights. Any larger and you'll likely get some drooping in some of the face elements and the rim of the bucket. It might be fun to make larger, candy dish sized buckets, but I haven't experimented with going that big. The inside of the lids, without supports will probably look a mess, but who really cares. right? The handles might look a bit precarious but I'm able to print these, and even smaller, without a brim or raft just by slowing down my speeds a bit. They are small and only take a few minutes anyway, may as well slow things down and give them the best chance for success. Once printed, trim the middle support piece away,as shown in the picture above, and bend the handle just a bit to get it to pop into the bucket holes. Don't trim away too much or the posts will be too short and the handle may slip out of the bucket easily. Try using cjgkun's Light Clips to help secure your lights inside the buckets!
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  • PockulusC.H.I.P. or: How an April Fool’s Joke Turned PocketC.H.I.P. into the Most Affordable VR Headset in the World! — Blog. by Next Thing
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    PockulusC.H.I.P. started as a joke. But then we actually got it working. That’s right, the most affordable standalone virtual reality headset in the world started as a joke and it works!
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  • PocketCHIP D-Pad Mod by telarium - Thingiverse
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    This is a replacement screen bezel that snaps onto a PocketCHIP computer in order to add d-pad buttons. This makes it a lot easier to play your favorite PICO-8, NES, SNES, and many other games!
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  • Laser Furniture | MetaFilter
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    "Sketch Furniture, aka Furniture Made With Frickin' Lasers. Swedish designers use motion capture technology to draw chairs and tables with light in mid-air. Their sketches are then built out of plastic by a laser into real pieces of furniture."
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