Collaborate Disseminate
Racing virtual cars from behind a PC monitor might be cheaper than doing it in the real world, but high-end sim racing peripherals still come with high-end prices. With the …read more Continue reading Active Racing Simulator Pedal
Spinning hard drives are being phased out of most consumer-grade computers in favor of faster technology like solid-state drives and their various interfaces. But there’s still millions of them in …read more Continue reading Laser Projector Built from an Old Hard Drive
This Hackaday prize entry from [saul] is the beginning of a reconfigurable kit of 3D printed parts and servo motors for robotics learning. With just access to a printer, a …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2023: Bolt Bot Micro Servo Droids
ARCTOS is a 6-DOF robot arm based upon 3D printed mechanics running a modified version of GRBL firmware. Let’s get this straight now, the firmware is open source, but the …read more Continue reading Arctos Robotics: Build A Robot Arm Out Of 3D Printer Spares?
Companies now are looking to secure revenue streams by sneakily locking customers into as many recurring services as possible. Subscription software, OS ecosystems, music streaming, and even food delivery companies …read more Continue reading Soldering Station Designed Around Batteries
If one is serious about testing the stiffness of materials or parts, there’s nothing quite like doing your own tests. And thanks to [JanTec]’s 3-Point Bending Test rig, there’s no …read more Continue reading Testing Part Stiffness? No Need To Re-invent the Bending Rig
[Jack]’s design for a 3D-printable foaming nozzle works by mixing air with a fluid like liquid soap or hand sanitizer. This mixture gets forced through what looks like layers of …read more Continue reading 3D-Printable Foaming Nozzle Shows How They Work
Here’s an idea that [Nephlonor] shared a couple years ago, but is worth keeping in mind because one never knows when it might come in handy. He 3D printed a …read more Continue reading Tree Supports Are Pretty, So Why Not Make Them Part of the Print?
We’ve seen some absolutely gorgeous freeform circuit sculptures. There’s a mystic quality to taking what has normally been hidden away for safety and reliability reasons and putting it on display …read more Continue reading A Soft Soldering Jig For Hard Projects
Shredding things isn’t just good for efficiently and securely disposing of them. It’s also very fun, as well. [Joonas] of [Let’s Print] didn’t have a shredder, so set about 3D …read more Continue reading 3D-Printed Shredder Eats Lettuce For Breakfast