The Sad Story of Walter, the Retired Industrial Arm
Walter, an older 6-axis robot who bears the distinctive 50s style of the former German Democratic Republic, has a sad story.
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Walter, an older 6-axis robot who bears the distinctive 50s style of the former German Democratic Republic, has a sad story.
This week, we saw makers shoot nerf darts at the speed of sound, transform the Nintendo Switch into the Nintendo 64, and so much more.
This Friday’s filament is PET. When used in a 3D printer, PET is both strong and food safe and can be made optically clear.
In the spirit of April Fool’s, we want to see the most infuriating drinking cup that you can design.
Makers and creators of all sorts from all over Scotland will show off their projects and creations at the Edinburgh Mini Maker Faire.
As a jack-of-all-trades the BoXZY can do multiple things — and can do them well.
Knitting something? Kniterate prints an entire knitted garment of your design within a desktop space in a matter of hours.