Introduction - 3d Printed Instruments
Arevo | Perfecting the art of 3D printing
Megatronics 2.0
Megatronics Release status: Working After using RAMPS for a long time I am still quite fond of it. There are some aspects of the board however that make it unusable for future electronics, which should be reliable and cheap. Megatronics is based on many famous open-source products including: Arduino Mega 2560, RAMPS, SD Ramps. Megatronics has a powerful Atmega2560 processor with 256 kB memory, running at 16Mhz. The board is supplied with a Marlin firmware. Restart Arduino IDE and select Megatronics as board. To test the functionality of the board, a test firmware is available. By connecting the 12V lines, the MOSFETs should have power and their LEDs will blink in order. Also the stepper motors should turn when connected, with the 12V lines and stepper drivers in place. These three tests will verify the basic functionality of the board. This paragraph will show you how to connect the board. First connect your computer with a standard USB cable. 1. + (5v output) 2. - (ground) 3.
Free Sex Toy Designs for Your 3D Printer
Fichiers 3D imprimables
Trouver des fichiers 3D imprimables Si vous recherchez des fichiers prêts à être imprimés sur une imprimante 3D, voici une petite liste de sites qui pourra vous aider. Sur ces sites vous trouverez tout aussi bien des modèles gratuits que payants. 123D Autodesk CGTrader Sculpteo Thingiverse cubehero cubify grabcad createthis A l’inverse si vous savez quel type d’objet, vous désirez imprimer, sachez qu’il existe des moteurs de recherche d’objets 3D! Enfin, si vous avez trouvé votre fichier 3D mais que vous ne possédez pas d’imprimante 3D ou que celle ci vous a malencontreusement lâché, vous pouvez utiliser le moteur de recherche makexyz.com.
The Free Universal Construction Kit
Ever wanted to connect your Legos and Tinkertoys together? Now you can — and much more. Announcing the Free Universal Construction Kit: a set of adapters for complete interoperability between 10 popular construction toys. Fig. 1. Overview Video by Riley Harmon for F.A.T. F.A.T. The Free Universal Construction Kit offers adapters between Lego, Duplo, Fischertechnik, Gears! Motivation Our kids are already doing it! Opening doors to new creative worlds is one major reason we created the Free Universal Construction Kit. The Kit offers a “best of all worlds” approach to play and learning that combines the advantages of each toy system. Finally, in producing the Free Universal Construction Kit, we hope to demonstrate a model of reverse engineering as a civic activity: a creative process in which anyone can develop the necessary pieces to bridge the limitations presented by mass-produced commercial artifacts. Download Figure 2. We (F.A.T. Implementation Figure 3. Figure 4. Fig. 9. Keywords
Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects
Consommable pour imprimante 3D, matière première
Certains pourraient croire que le plastique est le seul matériau utilisé dans l’impression 3D. Il existe en fait un choix bien plus large de consommables pour imprimer vos objets. L’utilisateur portera son choix en fonction de plusieurs critères tels que le modèle de votre imprimante, du procédé employé et de l’objet que vous souhaitez fabriquer. Il existe en fait deux grandes familles de matériaux : les plastiques et les métaux. A cela s’ajoute les céramiques (silice, alumine, plâtre…) et les matières organiques (cires, tissus et cellules). Faisons le point sur les caractéristiques et les utilisations des principales matières premières utilisées pour imprimer en 3D. Parmi les plastiques les plus utilisés pour l’impression 3D FDM, il y a 2 consommables dominants : le PLA et l’ABS qui sont des polymères et des thermoplastiques qui deviennent mous et malléables lorsqu’ils sont chauffés et qui reviennent à un état solide lorsqu’il sont refroidis. PVA et HIPS : Les matériaux de support
Mendel90
I never understood why Mendel has a triangular prism frame. The way I see it, the frame only has two functions: - To hold the Y bars in a flat plane and to support the tops of the Z bars. It isn't good at doing either:The main forces on the Z bars are in the direction of the X-axis and the frame has no strength in that direction. It wobbles when the X-carriage changes direction. Other problems are: - It gets smaller at the top, so the maximum Z travel is limited by the extruder colliding with the bars. Two flat sheets are mounted at right angles to form the XY and XZ planes. The buttresses are bigger than they need to be. If the anti-backlash springs are fitted to the Z-axis it should print in all those orientations as well, which would be interesting to try. The gantry could be unscrewed and laid on its back over the top of the Y axis to make the machine more compact for travelling. I used B&Q style fixing blocks to fasten the sheets together. I bought some of these and I printed some.
Build a Laser 3D Printer - Stereolithography at Home
Here is how to make a Stereolithography 3D Printer. It is still a bit of a work in progress but so far it is working pretty well. This is mainly an experiment which started as a Delta Robot Stereolithography Printer but ended as a more traditional Cartesian Stereolithography Printer. "I'll be honest, we're throwing science at the walls here to see what sticks. Stereolithography (SL or SLA from Stereolithography Apparatus) is an additive manufacturing process using a vat of liquid UV-curable photopolymer "resin" and a UV laser to build parts one layer at a time. I have wanted a 3D Printer for a while now and there are some very reasonably priced kits available like the Makerbot, Ultimaker and the RepRap project. I decided to enter this in the Epilog Challenge Contest because I could really use a laser cutter :-) I also have some ideas how to redesign this project, for creation on a laser cutter. This project is Open Source Hardware.
Comparateur d'imprimantes 3D : Les meilleurs prix, les dimensions, les fabricants... |3dnatives
Accueil > Comparateur d'imprimantes 3D Premier comparateur de prix pour imprimantes 3D avec plus de 200 modèles Vous trouverez plus de 200 modèles regroupant tous les types d'imprimantes 3D et d'équipements de fabrication additive, que ce soit les imprimantes 3D pour particuliers ou des machines de production. Nous y avons aussi inclus les stylos 3D et les imprimantes 3D avec des matériaux très différents comme le chocolat ou le bois. N'hésitez pas à utiliser les commandes à gauche pour sélectionner l'imprimante 3D qui correspond à votre budget et au type de technologie qui vous convient. Comparer : Sélectionnez jusqu’à 4 Imprimantes 3D pour les comparer Trier par : Populaire | Prix | Note | Nom 218 résultats trouvés L'imprimante 3D Hephestos de chez BQ est une évolution ... L'Ultimaker 2+ est la nouvelle version de l'imprimante ... L'imprimante 3D Zortrax M200 du polonais Zortrax est un... L’imprimante 3D Dom Pro fabriquée par le français Dood ... La Up! La UP!
ToyFabb - 3D Printing your own toys
