Myanmar’s Farmers are 3D Printing Their Own Tools
3D printing has really made a difference for the designers who create and manufacture tools for Myanmar farmers.
3D printing has really made a difference for the designers who create and manufacture tools for Myanmar farmers.
Makers in Phnom Penh, Cambodia gathered for the SEA Makerthon to create projects for sustainable farming practices.
The bike moves a rope equipped with white… chunks… through a PVC rig and pumps out an impressive stream of water.
Anyone can build this open source bike-tractor hybrid for sowing, weeding, hoeing, harvesting open lines, and carrying loads.
The designs for these snap-together farming kits are open source and community designed.
Turn some funnels into seeders to plant your field with ease.
Plucking turkey feathers by hand is tedious. Hacking a washing machine to do the plucking for you is fun!