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Mark Frauenfelder & Kevin Mack – Between Order and Chaos from The Avant/Garde Diaries on Vimeo. Directed by Francesca Mirabella & Peter J. Brant / Produced by Benjamin Gilovitz /...
By Mark Frauenfelder, 2012/07/17 @ 12:30 pm
Inspired by Arduino design and the iPhone Bumper, I present to you the 3D-printable Arduino Bumper! The Arduino Bumper is a 3D-printed case for Arduino boards that use the Uno form...
By Eric Chu, 2012/07/11 @ 8:30 am
The Monolith uses a process called “stereolithography” to create a 3-dimensional object, layer by layer. A tray of special liquid resin in placed on the machine, then exposed to ultraviolet...
By John Baichtal, 2012/07/06 @ 11:00 am
We are pleased to announce the first meeting of 3DPPVD, a monthly meetup for MakerBot, RepRap, other 3D printer operators and anyone who’s interested in digital fabrication. Even if you...
By John Baichtal, 2012/07/06 @ 8:00 am
Pioneering bioartist Oron Catts will give a two-part workshop and lecture at Brooklyn's Genspace later this month.
By Nick Normal, 2012/07/05 @ 7:30 am
Artist Fonda Yoshimoto talks about two different ways of creating ceramic art: one modern — 3D modeling and printing a prototype in order to make a mold; and one old...
By Laura Cochrane, 2012/06/29 @ 5:15 pm
It was Thursday night, only 36 hours to the start of Maker Faire Kansas City, and Kansas City’s one year-old makerspace, Hammerspace was hopping! Teams were finishing up projects, tuning...
By Sabrina Merlo, 2012/06/22 @ 11:30 am
I love watching this time-lapse video of a MakerBot Replicator printing a Yoda bust, from BusyBotz. Time-lapse is a great way to capture the magic of a 3D printer on...
By Laura Cochrane, 2012/06/15 @ 5:28 pm
Last September, I wrote about the Thingiverse “Cube Gears” phenomenon, briefly tracing the origin of user emmett’s Screwless Cube Gears through its evolution from Haruki Nakamura’s papercraft geared heart sculpture...
By Sean Ragan, 2012/06/14 @ 9:00 am
Thingiverse user Krest created STLs for five slightly different scales, which can be printed up and linked together to create awesome scale armor for cosplay or pure nerdiness. [via MakerBot]
By John Baichtal, 2012/06/14 @ 7:00 am
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