Originally published on hackaday.com by Al Williams on 24 December 2023 Keep Making advocates for a shift in perspective when it comes to 3D printing in bulk, encouraging enthusiasts to think in three dimensions and maximize the Z-axis of the build volume. Unlike the conventional approach of filling up the […]
Originally published on hackaday.com by Donald Papp on 27 November 2023 EXTREME3DPRINT introduces an updated version of their print-in-place tank chassis, the PiPBOT, which now accommodates drop-in motors in the form of 360° rotation servos, an RC receiver, and a battery pack. This enhancement transforms the PiPBOT into a functional […]