Collaborate Disseminate
If you’re reading Hackaday, there’s a good chance you had a rock tumbler in your younger days. Hell, we’d put odds on a few of you having one rumbling away …read more Continue reading Vibratory Rock Tumbler Bounces on Printed Spring
You know those “What my friends think I do” vs “What I actually do” memes? Well there should be one for 3D printing that highlights what you think you’ll do …read more Continue reading The Revolver: A 3D-Printed… Screwdriver!
We were fortunate to run into [Sp4m] at DEFCON31 and see his Modular Cyberdeck Creation Kit in person. In fact, he was wearing it around the hallways like a rogue …read more Continue reading 2023 Cyberdeck Challenge: Modular Cyberdeck Creation Kit
Around these parts, we most often associate [Drygol] with his incredible ability to bring damaged or even destroyed vintage computers back to life with a seemingly endless bag of repair …read more Continue reading Scratch Built Amiga 2000 Stacks up the Mods
The cup was invented in 1570 BC. Despite this, infuriatingly, the cupholder didn’t become common in the automotive world until the early 2000s. Cars built in the years PCH (pre-cupholder) …read more Continue reading Cassette Player Cupholder is a Useful But Risky Idea
Fair warning for readers with a weak stomach, the video below graphically depicts an innocent rubber band airplane being obliterated in mid-air by a smug high-tech RC helicopter. It’s a …read more Continue reading Printed Propeller Blades Repair Indoor Flyer
Have you ever considered building your own telescope? Such a project can be daunting, especially if you grind your own mirrors. But with a 3D printer, hardware store bits and …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Newtonian Telescope Has Stunning Looks, Hadley Breaks The Bank
When I was growing up, my dad and I restored classic cars. Combing junkyards for the pieces we needed was a mixture of interesting and frustrating since there was always …read more Continue reading 3D printing hard-to-find vintage vehicle parts
We don’t have to tell the average Hackaday reader that desktop 3D printing has been transformative for our community, but what might not be as obvious is the impact the …read more Continue reading With a Little Heat, Printed Parts Handle Vacuum Duty
While not everyone is necessarily onboard for the CAD-via-code principle behind OpenSCAD, there’s no denying the software lends itself particularly well to parametric designs. Using a few choice variables, it’s …read more Continue reading Custom Printed Knobs in Just a Few Lines of Code