Post by @stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe

@stefano https://blog.prusa3d.com/blender-for-3d-printing-the-5-minute-guide-to-direct-mesh-editing_138255/

Blender for 3D Printing: The 5-Minute Guide to STL Editing - Original Prusa 3D Printers

Whenever my colleagues ask me to edit a 3D model in Blender, they're always surprised when I give them the result just a few minutes later. They often tell me they want to learn to use it too, but it’s quite...

Cara

@cararemixed@mastodon.social 2 hr. ago

@stefano I miss my 3D printer a lot. I don't have space for one anymore but maybe I'll find time to help someone else get one set up in exchange for a print every now and then. (I say this has I have about 20kg of filament in the other room that I was going go donate to a hackerspace before the community went so heavy into slop. 😭)

Luca Sironi

@luca@sironi.xyz 2 hr. ago

@stefano

Non sono capace di disegnare in 2d, figurarsi in 3d.

Fai un bel cubo di Yoshimoto, per il volgo noto come cubangolo Gig

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6917937

Thingiverse - The community for Open Hardware

Yoshimoto Infinity Cube with Hinges

A fully 3d printed infinity cube that fits inside itself like magic!Find the assembly video here:https://youtu.be/wD0NGBMJtCUThere are 2 parts: 1 with 1 hinge and 1 with 2 hinges. They are already in the correct printing orientation. Make sure that you use support material. You need to print 4 of each type per cube. The hinges are held together with pieces of filament cut from the spool (which are stronger than 3d printed pieces) and a drop of super glue. I recommend using a filament piece that is not near the end of a spool as they are more curved and may be susceptible to breaking.