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3D Printing for the Hospital Setting

Posted on November 29, 2025 by Ian Bos
3D printed jaw with fake muscle attached

Surgery is hard, there is a reason why school is so long for the profession. Making the job easier and smoother for both patients and surgeons is valuable for all …read more Continue reading 3D Printing for the Hospital Setting→

Posted in 3D Printing, Bio hacking, medical device, Medical hacks | Tagged Bioengineering, Mayo Clinic

An Online Repository for KiCad Schematics

Posted on November 28, 2025 by Ian Bos

In the desktop 3D printing world, we’re fortunate to have multiple online repositories of models that anyone can load up on their machine. Looking to create a similar experience but …read more Continue reading An Online Repository for KiCad Schematics→

Posted in circuit diagram, custom hardware, KiCAD, PCB Hacks, schematics, web tool

US Patent Changes Promise Severe Consequences

Posted on November 28, 2025 by Ian Bos
Image of paten office's official statement of IPR change

When someone creates a US patent, they go through a review process to stop the most blatant copies from previous patents or pre-existing work. After this, you may still have …read more Continue reading US Patent Changes Promise Severe Consequences→

Posted in Inter Partes Review, IPR, News, patent, patent law, Patent Troll, USPTO

Designing PLA to Hold Over a Metric Ton

Posted on November 28, 2025 by Ian Bos
Snapshot of topology analysis

There’s never been such a thing as being “too competitive” when it comes to competition. This is something that [Tom Stanton] from Tim Stanton (wait, what now), [Tom]’s 2nd channel, …read more Continue reading Designing PLA to Hold Over a Metric Ton→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, design competition, tom stanton, topology optimization

Camera Capabilities Unlocked from a Mouse

Posted on November 8, 2025 by Ian Bos
Small camera with greyscale image

There is a point where taking technology for granted hides some of the incredible capabilities of seemingly simple devices. Optical mice are a great example of this principle, using what …read more Continue reading Camera Capabilities Unlocked from a Mouse→

Posted in 3D Printing, camera, digital cameras hacks, hardware hack, mice, optical sensor

Artsy and Durable Recycling from a Heat Press

Posted on November 7, 2025 by Ian Bos
Guitar Picks made from recycled sheets

Plastic recycling is something that many of us strive to accomplish, but we often get caught up in the many hurdles along the way. [Brothers Make] are experienced in the …read more Continue reading Artsy and Durable Recycling from a Heat Press→

Posted in green hacks, hdpe, plastic recycling, recycling | Tagged Upcycling

Artsy and Durable Recycling from a Heat Press

Posted on November 7, 2025 by Ian Bos
Guitar Picks made from recycled sheets

Plastic recycling is something that many of us strive to accomplish, but we often get caught up in the many hurdles along the way. [Brothers Make] are experienced in the …read more Continue reading Artsy and Durable Recycling from a Heat Press→

Posted in green hacks, hdpe, plastic recycling, recycling | Tagged Upcycling

Make Metal Rain with Thermal Spraying

Posted on November 6, 2025 by Ian Bos
Alec using the arc spraying device

For those of us hackers who have gone down a machining rabbit hole, we all know how annoying it can be to over-machine a part. Thermal spraying, while sounding sci-fi, …read more Continue reading Make Metal Rain with Thermal Spraying→

Posted in arc spray, Cutting and Machining, flame spray, News, thermal spray | Tagged Coating

Audio Sound Capture Project Needs Help

Posted on November 5, 2025 by Ian Bos
Audio field emission map

When you are capturing audio from a speaker, you are rarely capturing the actual direct output of such a system. There are reflections and artifacts caused by anything and everything …read more Continue reading Audio Sound Capture Project Needs Help→

Posted in "audiophiles", harmonic analysis, open-source, Python, software development | Tagged Audio

Print in Place Pump Pushes Limits of Printing

Posted on November 4, 2025 by Ian Bos
Print in place pump being used next to ladder

3D printing has taken off into the hands of almost anyone with a knack for wanting something quick and easy. No more messing around with machining or complex assembly. However, …read more Continue reading Print in Place Pump Pushes Limits of Printing→

Posted in 3d printed pump, 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, print in place, water pump

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