The DC Super Hero Girl Bumblebee action figure has been a long-time favorite with both my kids. Recently, that love has brought about an unfortunate event: The destruction of Bumblebee’s flight pack! Good thing flexible materials exist and are getting easier to print!
Life, uh… finds a way…
Having a 3D printer is not always fun and games. Sometimes you’ve got to take care of odds and ends around the house, and it becomes the go-to tool when a problem arises.
…Who am I kidding? Problem solving is a blast!
For my son’s first birthday, we got him a train table and wooden train set. At the moment, he mostly smashes bits of track together and rams the train cars around with gusto, but I thought a train whistle would make a nice addition to round everything out.
I’m so glad The Cheat is not dead.
Started a Blender class on udemy before my son was born, and got a few sections into it before my free time completely evaporated. Last weekend I fired up the little Wacom tablet I got for Christmas and decided to go rogue. Started playing with sculpting features after watching a primer video on YouTube. Was fun.
Successful first collaboration with my six-year-old nephew Noah!
After many years of using SolidWorks while hiding in fear of certified failure, I finally buckled down, studied up, and passed the CSWP exam (two months ago)!
Onshape recently added a feature to include variables, and it was the update I had been waiting to see, but not the one I asked for.
Everyone working in 3D modeling or design should have a mouse fashioned to operate within all of those dimensions.
I was unaware of this until a seasoned veteran of engineering showed me the light.