www.odd.org.nz The Atom 3D printed guitar: A guitar inspired by the patterns of oil coalescing on water, with an internal atom with spinning electrons. The bodies are printed, using Selective Laser Sintering, by 3D Systems in the USA, on an sPro 230 SLS system. The material being used for these guitars is Duraform PA which is a very strong form of Nylon. The resolution for the prints was 0.1mm (which means that each layer that makes up the guitar body is 0.1mm thick). The guitars feature a wooden inner core (choices of Mahogany or Maple, etc.) that links the neck to the bridge, which allows us to customize the sustain and tone of the instrument to suit the musician, and a number of options for hardware, etc. Price: US$3500, incl hard case, excl shipping. This includes the following example specifications: Below are pictures of some of the details of the guitar: And, to show the historical progression of our designs, below are pictures of a few different early iterations: Atom Black - Green Cheers Olaf
InMoov – open-source 3D printed life-size robot Travesseiro | Mais de 100 Modelos | Mobly Uma boa noite de sono reflete no nosso cotidiano, por isso, investir em qualidade na hora do descanso é um detalhe que fará toda a diferença. Além da escolha de uma boa cama, outros acessórios também são importantes, como os jogos de cama , edredons , cobertores e claro, um bom travesseiro . O travesseiro é um dos principais acessórios para cama e pode nos trazer conforto e qualidade durante o sono. Portanto, investir no travesseiro ideal é investir no bem estar. Para isso, a Mobly reservou para você mais de 100 modelos de travesseiros para ajudar a sua escolha, além das diversas opções de material, como os de algodão , pluma , pena e espuma , há também diversos tamanhos. Veja também aqui na Mobly, outros acessórios para deixar o seu descanso ainda mais agradável, são diversas opções de cobertores , lençóis , colchas e muito mais, confira!
Finger Starter – InMoov Before printing all the parts you should print the CALIBRATOR, to check if your parts will fit together. If you have a very hard time putting those parts together, you need to review your printer calibration settings. This is going to be interesting!! For connections and power supply you can see HERE. The pulling rods I use on this tuto is a fishing nylon, but it is not what works the best because it tends to stretch overtime. Now let see what we have printed and how we are going to do that. Redrill the sides hinges holes with a 3mm drill. The inside hinges holes should be redrilled with a 3.5mm drill. So the inside hinges of the finger should also be done with a 3.5mm drill. Note the finger parts have numbers printed for a easier assembly. Depending on the material you have used to print there is different ways to glue the parts together. If you have PLA prints, a two components epoxy glue is really good but you can also use Zap-A-Gap glue. Glue together part 3 and 4. Now lets see the servo.
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