by 3D Printing Nerd | Jul 5, 2019 | 3D Prints, Custom Projects, Uncategorized
Project Egress is here, and I’ve been asked to help, along with an amazing list of others! I’m responsible for a latch mechanism, and I’m 3d printing it! Soon, Adam Savage, Jen Schachter, and Andrew Barth will put it all together! Read more about...
by 3D Printing Nerd | Jul 2, 2019 | 3D Prints, Custom Projects, On Location, Uncategorized
EVERYONE says, “put a Palette into your Palette!” or “Feed a Palette with a Palette!” SO WE DID. THEN WE WENT BIGGER. A Makergear M3 is fed with a Palette. THAT Palette is fed with FOUR MORE Palettes. THOSE FOUR Palettes were fed with SIXTEEN...
by 3D Printing Nerd | Feb 10, 2019 | 3D Printing Nerd, Custom Projects
The Prusa i3 mk3 has updated 3d printable parts – called R3. The R3 includes a new extruder body design, AND, a new fan duct. I put the R3 fan duct to the test against the stock fan duct using Wekster’s model Mini Joel! #3dprinting #prusa #minijoel LINKS...
by 3D Printing Nerd | Sep 23, 2018 | Custom Projects, Random, Tutorials
The Palette+ from Mosaic can do wonderful things with the ends of your 3d printing filaments. Here, I use it to make some custom filament that prints easily and makes a super cool random pattern appear! Also, did you find them all? #3dprinting #prusa #3dprinter CLICK...
by 3D Printing Nerd | Apr 24, 2018 | 3D Prints, Custom Projects
When I’m asked if I can 3d print a trophy for a Mario Kart contest at a friend’s workplace, I SAY YES! I used Fusion 360 to print a HUGE trophy on the Raise3D N2+ using Matterhackers MH BUILD PLA filament! Matterhackers MH BUILD filament...
by 3D Printing Nerd | Mar 8, 2018 | Custom Projects
My wife, kids, and I all took a trip to Proto Pasta in Vancouver, WA. (The Couv!) While there, each of the kids got to make some of their own custom colored filament, I made some transition filament, and we chatted with Alex about what making unique filaments means to...
