With a little effort, and with some inexpensive supplies, decent looking miniature figures can be produced with a filament printer.
I found two open-source models of pterosaurs on Thingiverse. There are many other miniature files available at that site.
The supplies I used are easily available and inexpensive. (Most of the tools came from a dollar store.)
Last summer I got into roller skating but find my skates to be a bit plain and wanted to dress them up a bit. So I made some patches using the Makerspace embroidery software and…
This guide will help to walk you through using and understanding 3D scanning! 3D scanning is the process of taking a real-world object and rendering it to create a digital 3D model. Scanning and creating…
This fun and quick tutorial will walk you through the process of designing and printing your identity token! This tutorial usually takes between 30-60 minutes and by the end you will have learned: The identity…
Written by Olivia McDougall While we aren’t yet into the warm weather, I chose a halter top as a first time project to challenge myself and just to see if I could do it. Since…
Written by Dalton Hargreaves Weyt-kp/ taanishi! Before I take you on my 3D printing journey, I would like to acknowledge that I am writing this on the traditional and unceded territory of Secwepemc Nation within Secwepemcul’ecw. …
