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Protected: All the way down the genealogical rabbit hole 14. Apr. 2019 / Genealogy / No Comments A 3D printed organizer for Splendor 14. Mar. 2015 / Tabletop / 3 Comments

A weeks ago I spotted a /r/boardgames/ post about a foamcore minimalist organizer for the fantastic tabletop game called Splendor. I thought this was pretty awesome and was inspired to create a 3D printable variant of this design since Im lazy and cutting/gluing foamcore sounds like work (but CAD design apparently isnt? ::boggle::). Im quite happy with the result, as the new box is much more compact and portable!

Designing the Splendor box in TinkerCAD

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Creating a customized robot bottle opener 04. Nov. 2014 / Technology / 4 Comments

While browsing a recent issue of Make magazine, I found a list of CNC projects that caught my eye. In particular, the wood and aluminum bottle opener appeared to be ripe for customization with a bit of laser etching. The first step was to determine what art to use for the laser etching. With the approaching departure of a longtime colleague, I decided to go for a bit of robot art to make the opener into a personalized going away gift.

Make magazine CNC projects

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2014 Palm Beach Maker Camp at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium 16. Sep. 2014 / Announcements, homepageNews, sliderPost, Technology, Uncategorized / No Comments

We are very happy to report a second successful year of Maker Camp in Palm Beach! In 2013, Palm Beach LED held the first and only Maker Camp in Florida and nearly in the entire Southeastern United States. In 2014, there was an explosion of Maker Camps across the state, and we were thrilled to see such an increase in local Maker activity!

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Palm Beach Maker Camp featured in Palm Beach Post! 22. Jul. 2014 / Announcements, homepageNews, sliderPost, Uncategorized / No Comments

Featured in the Palm Beach Post was the third week of Maker Camp at the South Florida Science Center, co-sponsored by the Science center and Palm Beach LED Makerspace. This camp session featured Introduction to Robotics with LEGO Mindstorms where campers created robotic vehicle to simulate the Mars Rover and the self driving Google Car. The full writeup can be found on the Palm Beach Posts website here (subscription required): http://www.palmbeachpost.com/videos/news/maker-camp-at-sf-science-center/vCjqrz/
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Introduction to 3D printing at the Jupiter library 29. Jun. 2014 / homepageNews, News, sliderPost, Technology, Uncategorized / 2 Comments

Palm Beach LED gave an Introduction to 3D printing presentation at the Jupiter library on June 25th. It was great to see so many community members interested in this technology and asking lots of questions! Thank you to the Jupiter library for inviting us to speak and for hosting this event!
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Hovership a quadrotor experiment 06. May. 2014 / 3D printing / 4 Comments

The past few years have seen impressive changes in the quadrotor field, both in availability of powerful and sophisticated components for hobbyists and in the quality of research at various universities. After recently discovering an interesting looking 3D printable quadrotor frame on Thingiverse called Hovership, I decided it was high time to have a go at building my own. Continue reading

3D printed selfies, lithopanes and chocolate molds 03. May. 2014 / 3D printing / No Comments

After a year or so of tinkering with and learning about 3D printing, there are a few applications I have come across which stood out as being particularly unique or interesting. I have included a brief description of each below along with links where you can find more information if you are interested in trying them for yourself. Continue reading

Creating a 3D printed backlit business card 03. May. 2014 / 3D printing / No Comments

I was looking for an excuse to teach myself how to use Tinkercad a few months ago and that excuse conveniently presented itself in the form of the Palm Beach LEDlaunch event. Continue reading

Building the 3DR Simple Delta 03. May. 2014 / 3D printing, Technology / 1 Comment

A few months ago, after having built the Printrbot Simple, I was browsing the Printrbottalk forums and came across a rather interesting post by JohnSL. John had modified the RichRap 3DR design to allow it to be built with the components available from the Printrbot Simple. Specifically, the design reused the most valuable components from the Simple: four stepper motors, the Printrboard and Ubis hotend. Continue reading

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