Daily Archives: May 7, 2015

For all its useful and world changing applications there is one thing that often gets lost in the buzz about 3D printing. Sometimes it can just be about having

Source: Life is Like a 3D Printed Marble Machine – 3DPrint.com

Source: How to Make Giant Bubbles w/Guar Gum

Use adhesive “sign vinyl” to silk-screen without the aid of chemicals or a darkroom. It’s easy! The vinyl stencil can last for years and allows you to print dozens and dozens of images. Another clever hack from MAKE contributor Chris Connors.

Source: Simple Silk-Screen Printing Using a Vinyl Cutter | Make:

It all started, as so many good things do, with a box full of fake eyeballs. A curious student doing a diploma in Ophthalmic Science in Auckland, New Zealand, w

Source: Retinal Imaging Made Easier With 3D Printed Adaptor – 3DPrint.com

A group of 27 second-year students at Kansas State University’s Interior Architecture and Product Design Studio are heavily involved in a project to design

Source: More Than One Way to Skin a Leg — 3D Printed Covers for Prostheses Coming From KSU Students – 3DPrint.com

We’ve seen a lot of insanely great adult Lego projects over the years, but this one takes the cake. This full-size hot rod is the brainchild of Steve Sammartino, a young marketing guy from Melbourne, Australia and Raul Oaida, a 20-year old self-taught engineer from Romania that Sammartino met over …

Source: Working, Life-Size Car Built from Half a Million Lego Pieces | Make:

When it comes to playing music, I have no talent whatsoever, no matter what instrument it is. My level of experience ends at playing the “finger drums” on my de

Source: Voxel8 Designer 3D Prints an Incredible Electric Ukulele & You Can Too! – 3DPrint.com

It has been apparent for a while now that North America must do a better job of training the next generation if they want to keep up with the growing tech fiel

Source: 3D Printable Cannybot Racers Zoom into STEAM Education – 3DPrint.com

Over the past decade, Jamison has constructed a myriad of elaborate structures using nothing but sugar cubes and adhesive

Source: Artists Sculpt Sweet Cityscapes out of Sugar Cubes | Make:

Build this simple linear actuator from a used glue stick, a servo, and a slide potentiometer.

Source: Build This Inexpensive Linear Actuator from a Glue Stick | Make: