I fear neither scaling mountains nor software. Oh, and frying bacon while shirtless. I don't fear that either.
I do not speak for my employer.
From the 2025 Bay Area Maker Faire, here's SpaceframeSCAD, my 3D printable space frame library so I could print fairly large lit-up things that still pack into ziploc bags.
My window fan's knob broke so I quickly designed and printed a replacement, just like on Star Trek.
It's not quite an exact duplicate partially because I wanted to make it a bit easier to grasp but also because I didn't want to spend an afternoon polishing my knob
My spouse wanted rack of lamb, risotto, and duck fat french french fries for a rescheduled-for-a-convenient-day-instead-of-birthday meal.
So I made rack of lamb (reverse seared), parsnip puree, risotto, cold-oil duck fat french fries, and a brandy-peppercorn-cream gravy.
If you missed my booth at the Bay Area Maker Faire, I updated the page with a textual version of what I was showing:
https://www.wirewd.com/make/mass_customization_with_3d_printed_systems
Appearing at the 2024 Bay Area Maker Faire The intro It may be tempting to 3D print the same thing again and again, but it is cheaper and faster to make the same thing using molding techniques. In order to really use the unique advantages of 3D printing, printed objects should be unique. They should…
A nice lady who i have a mutual friend with dropped a mostly-complete project off a while ago for me to finish and it's been in my living room being a giant metal albatross. Which is probably a great way to ensure project completion, actually.
Anyway it's her project to reveal but here's the carpet that's been freed up, in celebration.
I was trying to figure out how to do this on my new Pixel with an upgraded Android and, of course, the AI answer from Google's AI was wrong.
This is an unforced error because they could have totally loaded it with the right answers for their own products.
I figured it was worth making a build log for a Voron printer, because I guess everybody does. Why a Voron Zero: It's an enclosed printer to promote healthy geekroom air quality through the use of an enclosure and an air filter. It's CoreXY and Klipper and therefore has a lot of opportunities for…
