3D Printing
Recently, I started on a fun project—3D printing my own headphones using the head(amame) parts kit. Here's a breakdown of what you get and what it takes to make them. Why Build Your Own Headphones? I've always enjoyed projects that blend 3D printing with
3D Printing
After several iterations, I finally landed on a design that not only fits my GoPro MAX perfectly but also reflects a deeper understanding of Fusion 360’s workflow. Iterations Every project has its learning curve. With each iteration, I refined my approach and discovered techniques that made a significant impact
3D Printing
Everyone knows you buy a printer so that you can print things for your printer. That being said, here's a few prints I highly recommend for your X1C/P1S. Poop Chute There are a ton of poop chute options, but I really like the "Poop Outlet"
3D Printing
I’ve been collaborating with a friend on designing a case for a dongle he’s made to work with the RetroTink 4K. It’s been a blast working on this project in Fusion 360, which has helped me learn more about the software. Today we've released the
3D Printing
One of the great features of the Bambu Lab X1C is the ability to dry your filament. The only downside is that it takes 12 hours—time that could otherwise be spent printing. That’s why I started looking for a solution that doesn’t involve buying a second X1C.
3D Printing
Every time a friend gets into 3D printing, I end up sending over a bunch of helpful links. Over time, I've rounded up a list of tools that have really helped keep my projects running smoothly. Tools 1. Balldriver Screwdrivers These screwdrivers handle the tiny screws on most