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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
Let’s be real, nobody needs a tiny motorized escalator for their desk. But now that you’ve seen it, can you really say you don’t want one of your own? The design …read more Continue reading Up Your Desk Toy Game With This 3D Printed Escalator
A few years back, [Shannon Ley] wondered how hard it would be to build a pair of Bluetooth headphones from scratch. Today, we have our answer. The Homebrew Headphones website …read more Continue reading Build Your Own 3D Printed Bluetooth Headphones
Retrograde clocks are unique, in that they eschew the normal fully-circular movement for the hands. Instead, the hands merely sweep out a segment of a circular arc, before jumping back …read more Continue reading DIY Retrograde Clock is 3D Printed
CNC machines and 3D printers tend to have plenty of cabling which must be neatly managed while the machine moves. If not properly taken care of, wires can easily end …read more Continue reading Skip the Shipping, Print Your Own Cable Chains
A lot of first-time guitar builders focus on making the body and skip the neck, which has lots of tricky dimensions to get right to if you want a nicely …read more Continue reading 3D Printing A Guitar Neck
Don’t get too excited, a 3D printed radiation shield won’t keep you from getting irradiated during WWIII. But until the Doomsday Clock starts clanging its midnight bell, you can use …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Radiation Shields Get Put to the Test
The Competition Pro joystick is often considered to be the pinnacle of input devices, at least as far as the 1980s gaming goes. But the design isn’t perfect, and time …read more Continue reading Refining the Greatest Joystick of the 1980s
Despite the technology itself being widely available and relatively cheap, devices that offer wireless charging as a feature still aren’t as common as many would like. Sure it can’t deliver …read more Continue reading Gaming Headset Gets Simple Wireless Charging