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Top 5 Raspberry Pi Camera Cases to 3D Print

We’ve seen 3D printed cameras before, but they include some prefabricated parts: a hinge, a spring, or more complicated bits like shutters and iris mechanisms. Therefore, if you’re looking to add a camera model for your micro. You can choose from different makes and models. Camera cases 3D print is useful. But before going forward, just take a look at its important elements: Film cartridge Path of film across the frame Film take-up spools on the other side of the frame A set of gears to rotate the spools at the right speed A shutter An aperture plane A lens...
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Best mods and hacks on geeetech prusa I3 pro you do want to miss

Geeetech has provided at least 6 DIY 3d printer kits for our customers to learn about 3D printing from the scratch. After a long time of use and you have become a master of the printer, you can unleash your creativity to do as much modifications as you like. Today I would like to share with you some of the best  mods and hacks on geeetech prusa I3 pro you do want to miss. These mods and hacks can be used on most of our prusa I3. These designs are all created by Luca Benedetto who is a Maker, Designer and Engineer from Italy. Let's...
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12-year old builds working 3D Printer out of over-the-shelf LEGO parts and a 3D Printing Pen

It is often said that the youth of today are the future. This is accurate in just about on every regard, and considering the nature of how linear time works, it would be difficult to find someone that doesn’t find truth in the statement. The more I follow 3D printing however, the more I become convinced that today’s youth are capable of innovating just fine right here in the present. Whether its a 17 year old’s low-cost SLS 3D printer, a 15 year old innovating in the field of robotics or another pushing the boundries of mind-control, the youth of today don’t seem to want to wait for their chance...
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Introducing Geeetech Aluminum Prusa I3 3D Printer kit

  This Aluminum Prusa I3 3D Printer is modified and manufactured by Shenzhen Getech Co., Ltd., based on Prusa i3. With features of extremely simple assembly, easy debugging and more stable performance, the Aluminum Printer is an ideal reference for you. The new frame is made from aluminum for durability and extending service life. In addition, a LCD panel is added as an integrated component of the printer, setting in the front top frame.  In sum, this Aluminum Prusa I3 3D Printer DIY kit offers a significant experience for you to learn 3D printing from scratch, this kit that includes...
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DIY your own 3D Printer- part 1

Build my own 3D printer? yes,  i am going to share with you a step- by-step instruction on how to build your own 3d printer. when it comes to DIY 3d printer, what comes into my mind is prusa I3 series or the delta rostock series, yes, these two types of 3d printer are the most famous and easy 3d printers for DIYers, especially starters in 3d printing. so today, we will take our prusa I3 pro B as an example.  of cause, you must have one 3d printer  http://www.geeetech.com/acrylic-geeetech-i3-pro-b-3d-printer-kit-p-917.html Preparation 1. Unpack the kit and check if all parts are in the box and check the condition of each part, there might be some damage during shipping. To help you with this, there is BOM in the box and each bag was labeled with part number.  2. Contact our customer service immediately by email or through the website if you find any missing or damaged parts. And on the bottom of the BOM, there is a signature of reviewer, please take a picture of it and attach the picture in your mail.  3. Read through each chapter of these instructions to gain an over-all idea of what is involved and how long it might take, before starting on the work described. 4. Before you start, you can put all the part in order to save your time especially those screws and nuts. Do not mix them up.  5. Ensure you have the necessary skills to carry out the work, or enlist the help of someone who does. 6. Work on a big firm table or bench in a clean dry well-lit area. 7. This kit contains tiny parts; please keep them away from kids under 3. 8. Ask for help if you run into any problems - our contact details are on the website and we will always do our best to resolve any problems encountered.  1 Unfold the box and check the package...