Taulman Bridge 3D Printer Filament Review
I just received some Taulman Bridge Nylon 3D printer filament from extrudables.us this weekend and I’ve been printing just a few parts on it so far. Since I only have 1 pound of the material I am saving it for when I really need it, as opposed to PLA or ABS where I feel like I […]
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3D Printed Landing Gear and Camera Mount for my DJI F550
Posted on September 29th, 2013 in 3D Printing, Custom Projects, FPV, GoPro, Multicopter, Photography, Radio Control, Science, Technology, Video
Several weeks ago I ordered a new Naza-M V2 for my DJI F550 Flame Wheel multicopter. I originally had the DJI Wookong-M controller but had to sell that. The Naza v2 has all of the stability of that more expensive model and works great. Another feature I wanted to add was a brushless stabilized camera […]
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Casting Silicone in 3D Printed Molds
Posted on September 26th, 2013 in 3D Printing, Custom Projects, Mold Making and Molding, Multicopter
Yeah yeah, it’s been kind of quiet lately but I have a few projects I’ve been working on which I’ll post up here, starting with casting silicone in 3D printed molds. I’ve been working on a new hexacopter multirotor project the last couple of weeks with a lot of fresh 3D printed parts for a […]
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Building a 3D Printer for a Friend
Posted on April 5th, 2013 in 3D Printing, Custom Projects, DIY Anodizing, DIY CNC, Science, Technology, Video
Partway through building my own 3D Printer my friend Addidis no (Google+) expressed interest in having his own so I offered to put a hardware kit together for him as long as he covered the material costs and thus began the process of cloning my OB1.4 3D printer (designed by Wired1 on Thingiverse) in black […]
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DIY 3D Printer with OpenBeam
I’ve been tempted to build a 3D Printer for the last couple of years. I’ve followed their development on reprap.org and on message boards and forums but never really liked the print quality and the ribbed, non-smooth appearance of the printed items. A few months ago I finally decide to try out the 3D Printing […]
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