The family recently took a trip to the Broadbeach so my partner could run the Gold Coast (half) Marathon. I took the opportunity to get some practice using my camera since there’s plenty of interesting photo ops down there. I ordered some neutral density (ND) and polarizer filters which had arrived just days before the […]
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My friends at Arrayen who do infrastructure monitoring using AI have asked me design a custom frame for their 360° camera. You may have seen the first post where we came up with a simple fix for the cheap frame that they already had for the camera. Well it turns out that that frame is a
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We’ve been working in the background to create a website more inline with the long-term plans of the business. This week it has gone live and I’m sifting through all of my linked places to redirect web traffic to the new site. I’m very excited to start showing it off to whoever wants to take
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This week we’re proud to announce that we’ve had over 3000 downloads of our original 3D model designs on Printables.com. For those unfamiliar with Printables, it is a website that allows users to upload their original creations for others to download and 3D print for themselves. The website is hosted by Prusa Research, the company
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When my son was born it was the best thing that had ever happened to me. He inspires me to keep going with my work in the hope that I’ll make him proud to be my son. A fun little project I decided to build was a bedroom door sign for him inspired by the
Lannix3D was started as a way to maintain some sort of income while I’m a stay-at-home dad with my son. During this time I’ve had time to think about the future of what I want Lannix Design to become. Since I’m setup for 3D printing and CAD work I’ll continue that for the time being
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Some friends of mine have started a company that uses AI and machine learning to monitor infrastructure for their clients. Their company, Arrayen, have scored a contract that requires the monitoring of road infrastructure and so a new 360° camera was acquired for the job, similar to the one Google use for their Street View app.
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More renovations! See how we installed an eyelet curtain in our kitchen. There may be another video on curtain installs soon since I’m not sure about the look of these eyelet jobbies. Don’t worry, I have better ideas for content. This is all I can film at this point! Check out the 37 second long
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Most of my spare time has been spent renovating our house lately so I thought I’d try documenting the process. I’ve made a video that I thought may be helpful for some people who are interested in trying some DIY work on their own house. Tradco door handles look great in older Australian homes. Since
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As 3D printing becomes more and more popular, it’s important to keep in mind some key design considerations that are specific to CAD when designing for 3D printing. In this blog post, we’ll go over some of the most important things to keep in mind when designing for 3D printing. Wall Thickness and Material When
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