A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Showing posts with label 3D Printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Printing. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Saturn V Lamp
Labels:
3D Printing,
Instructables,
Space
Monday, December 31, 2018
Hero Forge
Pretty cool... Hero Forge - Custom Miniatures.
They will send you the 3D printer file, or 3D print your design for you, or even create a bronze or steel miniature.
I designed this one with just a few clicks.
They will send you the 3D printer file, or 3D print your design for you, or even create a bronze or steel miniature.
I designed this one with just a few clicks.

Labels:
3D Printing,
Dungeons and Dragons,
Fantasy,
Space
Monday, March 20, 2017
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
3D Printed Dipole Insulator
#3dprinting dipole center insulator is ready for test... pic.twitter.com/AvXX6nOHjt
— Ondrej Kolonicny (@ok1cdj) December 16, 2015
Labels:
3D Printing,
Antenna,
Ham Radio
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Ammo for 3D Printed Guns
Hate the title... but an interesting way around a problem. The Bullet That Could Make 3D-Printed Guns Practical Deadly Weapons:
"Now an amateur gunsmith has instead found a way to transfer that stress to a component that’s actually made of metal—the ammunition."
"His ammunition uses a thicker steel shell with a lead bullet inserted an inch inside, deep enough that the shell can contain the explosion of the round’s gunpowder instead of transferring that force to the plastic body or barrel of the gun."
"Crumling’s 3-D printing-friendly ammo will serve as a proof-of-concept—and a reminder: If gun control advocates are taking comfort in printed weapons’ impracticality, that comfort gets a little colder with every upgrade."
Labels:
3D Printing,
Ammo,
Guns,
Technology
Sunday, March 9, 2014
ORNL and 3D Printing
Labels:
3D Printing,
Oak Ridge,
Technology
Friday, May 17, 2013
3D Printing Is Not Magic
Despite some of the challenges, I still think there is a lot of potential in 3D printing. It's not like the internet started out with wireless tablets and other magical sci-fi tools. Give it some time. I remember when I was a geek since I had a (wired) network in my home. Now grandmothers' have networks and preschoolers zip around iPads.
Labels:
3D Printing
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