Hacker News with Generative AI: 3D Printing

From confectioners to robots – Tor Alva in Mulegns is unveiled (ethz.ch)
Tor Alva was officially inaugurated in Mulegns today in the presence of Federal Councillor Guy Parmelin and President of ETH Zurich Joël Mesot. The almost 30-metre-high, gleaming white tower is the world’s tallest 3D-printed building.

Architecture, 3D Printing, Switzerland

16 points by gnabgib 36 days ago | 3 comments

We 3D-Printed Luigi Mangione's Ghost Gun. It Was Legal (wired.com)
In the wake of Luigi Mangione’s alleged killing of a health care CEO with a partially 3D-printed pistol, we built the exact same weapon ourselves—and test-fired it.

Gun Control, 3D Printing, Crime, Law

27 points by gaws 39 days ago | 22 comments

Philips will let you fix your trimmer with 3D printable parts and accessories (theverge.com)
Philips Fixables wants to make it easier for consumers to keep their devices running.

3D Printing, Sustainability, Consumer Products, Repair, Electronics

28 points by c5karl 46 days ago | 1 comments

Philips debuts 3D printable components to repair products (tomshardware.com)

3D Printing, Repair, Philips, Technology, Hardware

54 points by artomweb 47 days ago | 6 comments

Show HN: PLAttice, for assembling structures much larger than the 3D printer bed (zachfred.in)
PLAttice: it's an assembled lattice, built entirely out of 3D printed parts made from PLA.

3D Printing, Hardware, Open Source, Design, Construction

24 points by zakqwy 48 days ago | 6 comments

Creating Furniture-Scale Objects with a Computer-Controlled Sewing Machines (drive.google.com)
Laden…Inloggen

Robotics, 3D Printing, Furniture Design, Computer-Aided Manufacturing

4 points by PaulHoule 50 days ago | 0 comments

Novel High Resolution 3D Printing Method for Metals and Ceramics [video] (youtube.com)

3D Printing, Materials Science, Manufacturing, Engineering, Video

7 points by grugagag 52 days ago | 1 comments

RUKA: Rethinking the Design of Humanoid Hands with Learning (ruka-hand.github.io)
This work presents RUKA, a tendon-driven humanoid hand that is compact, affordable, and capable. Made from 3D-printed parts and off-the-shelf components, RUKA has 5 fingers with 15 underactuated degrees of freedom enabling diverse human-like grasps. Its tendon-driven actuation allows powerful grasping in a compact, human-sized form factor. To address control challenges, we learn joint-to-actuator and fingertip-to-actuator models from motion-capture data collected by the MANUS glove, leveraging the hand's morphological accuracy.

Robotics, Humanoid Robotics, 3D Printing, Machine Learning

8 points by helsinkiandrew 53 days ago | 0 comments

Full Control.xyz Freeform Gcode (fullcontrol.xyz)

3D Printing, GCode, Tools

41 points by downboots 53 days ago | 1 comments

Design for 3D-Printing (rahix.de)
Over the past years, I have gotten deeper and deeper into 3d-printing. One thing that fascinates me a lot is how different it is from other manufacturing methods. And how this, in turn, means a completely different design philosophy is needed to create good designs for 3d-printing.

3D Printing, Design, Manufacturing

837 points by q3k 54 days ago | 207 comments

Multiboard 3D Printed Storage System (multiboard.io)
Combining the BEST organization systems into ONE intricate design, with 3349 parts so far!

3D Printing, Storage, Design

18 points by 3dsnano 57 days ago | 3 comments

Bambu Lab added anti-debugger code in their BBL network plugin (github.com/bambulab)
Since 1.10.2 the BBL network plugin ships with debugger detecting code that will terminate the application when a debugger is attached. This makes it impossible to run the slicer from Visual Studio or any dev tools with debugger attached, which means there is no way to do any meaningful development as long as you own a BambuLab printer.

Software Development, Security, 3D Printing

5 points by deng 58 days ago | 0 comments

Hyperwood – Open-Source Furniture (hyperwood.org)
Hyperwood is an open-source system for crafting furniture from simple wooden slats.

Open Source, Furniture, Design, 3D Printing, DIY

175 points by panic 66 days ago | 12 comments

A 3D mouse with 3D printed flexures and PCB coils (hackaday.com)
3D mice with six degrees of freedom (6DOF) motion are highly valued by professional CAD users. However, the entry-level versions typically cost upwards of $150 and are produced by a single manufacturer. [Colton Baldridge] has created the OS3M Mouse — an open source alternative using PCB coils and 3D printed flexures.

3D Printing, CAD, Robotics, Hardware

16 points by fanf2 76 days ago | 2 comments

Romeo and Juliet retold in plastic: 3D-Printable Braille Molds (printables.com)
Create accessible and cost effective braille media with your own custom 3D-printed positive and negative molds.

Accessibility, 3D Printing, Braille, Art

3 points by ramity 86 days ago | 0 comments

Open source, 3D-printable smart chess board (thangs.com)
Print. Click. Play. OpenChess is a fully open source smart chessboard designed to make interactive, intelligent gameplay accessible to everyone. By combining low-cost electronics, 3D printing, and customizable software, OpenChess empowers makers, educators, and chess lovers to build their own connected chess experience — without the high price tag.

Open Source, 3D Printing, Chess, Education, Hardware

65 points by bdcravens 89 days ago | 32 comments

Japan is 3D printing train stations now (theregister.com)
You've seen small 3D printed models, heard about 3D printers being used to make guns, and even read news about printed food, but a 3D printed train station? Where else could this be but Japan?

3D Printing, Japan, Infrastructure, Transportation

11 points by LorenDB 90 days ago | 1 comments

Bambu Lab H2D (bambulab.com)
Rethink Personal Manufacturing

3D Printing, Manufacturing, Hardware

12 points by reimertz 94 days ago | 4 comments

Embossed Braille with 3D Printing: Affordable, Accessible, and Open-Source (braillest.com)
At Braillest, we don't think braille literature should be expensive.

Accessibility, 3D Printing, Open Source

3 points by ramity 95 days ago | 2 comments

Bambu Labs launches 3D-printable toys with reusable electronics (theverge.com)
3D printer manufacturer Bambu Lab has launched a new toy system called CyberBrick under its MakerWorld brand, which pairs reusable and programmable electronics components with 3D-printable models to enable a range of possible toys based on both official and community designs.

3D Printing, Toys, Hardware, Open Source, Maker Culture

37 points by Tomte 102 days ago | 5 comments

PrintedLabs – 3D printable optical experiment equipment (uni-bayreuth.de)
Build your own lab with the help of a 3D printer and carry out exciting STEM experiments

3D Printing, Science, Education, STEM

105 points by aethertap 103 days ago | 12 comments

Allow me to explain this absurd thing on my head (made by 3D printer, not Apple) (twitter.com)

3D Printing, Creativity, Humor

7 points by tosh 128 days ago | 6 comments

PAROL6: 3D-printed desktop robotic arm (source-robotics.github.io)
PAROL6 is a high-performance 3D-printed desktop robotic arm. The design approach of PAROL6 was to be similar to industrial robots in terms of mechanical design, control software, and usability. Control software, GUI, and robots STL files are open-source. You can build your own PAROL6 robot by following the instructions located in Github respository.

Robotics, 3D Printing, Open Source, DIY, Hardware

179 points by bo0tzz 132 days ago | 46 comments

Show HN: OpenSCAD configurable calendar 3D model (chrastecky.dev)
I love creating configurable generic models using OpenSCAD, and this is the most complex one I've created to date—an easy-to-configure calendar using some clever algorithms to render correctly.

3D Printing, OpenSCAD, Design, Software

55 points by Rikudou 133 days ago | 27 comments

3DBenchy Sets Sail into the Public Domain (3dbenchy.com)
Ahoy, makers and sailors of the 3D printing seas! The world’s most beloved calibration boat, 3DBenchy, has officially dropped anchor in the public domain!

3D Printing, Open Source, Software, Public Domain

11 points by iancmceachern 133 days ago | 0 comments

Show HN: I made a tiny book using a pen-plotter and AI (muffinman.io)
If you are interested in how I over-engineered the process of making a tiny book for my wife, using AI, a pen plotter, a 3D printer, and a lot of time, you are in the right place.

Creative Projects, AI, 3D Printing, Hardware

150 points by stankot 137 days ago | 27 comments

Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer Plus: Review and Specs (syntaxglow.com)
Honest review, full specifications of the Creality filament dryer and my experience with it.

3D Printing, Reviews, Hardware, Technology

3 points by TheLordKesh 139 days ago | 0 comments

Convert plastic bottles into 3D printer filament (sustainabledesign.studio)
Convert plastic bottles into 3D printer filament!

Recycling, 3D Printing, Sustainability

35 points by svarrall 141 days ago | 14 comments

Bambu Lab controversy continues: Orca Slicer rejects new Bambu Connect (3dprintingindustry.com)
Chinese 3D printer manufacturer Bambu Lab’s latest firmware update has intensified debates within the 3D printing community as Orca Slicer, one of the widely used third-party slicing tools, refuses to support Bambu Connect.

3D Printing, Software, Controversy, China

6 points by iancmceachern 144 days ago | 0 comments

You are asking the wrong question; 3D print business advice [video] (youtube.com)

3D Printing, Business, Advice

25 points by nejsjsjsbsb 146 days ago | 1 comments