This is it! The final installment of our Prusa i3 MK3S+ build guide. All that’s left to do is plug in all the cables and run some calibrations and the 3D printer will be ready for action. A video version of the build guide is linked below on our YouTube channel. Many have trouble with […]
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If you’ve been following our Prusa build guide, no doubt you’ve been hanging on the edge of your seat waiting for our next installment. The long awaited wiring guide is now here. Use this guide in conjunction with your included Prusa MK3S+ guide to build yourself an nifty 3D printer. This installment only deals with
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This was an interesting job I did a few years ago that I thought I’d share. I met a guy who had just acquired an AW11 Toyota MR2 that already had a turbo conversion. He planned to use it for rally racing and wanted to upgrade the existing turbo to a larger unit. The problem
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Once in a while everyone who uses a 3D printer will be faced with a clogged nozzle. It’s frustrating when you come back to a finished print and the top of your model is missing but it is a pretty simple process to unclog and start again. Before going into the treatment, let’s touch on
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The idea to reuse empty filament spools as parts storage isn’t new. When I first started 3D printing I recall seeing that people had made curved containers that fit within a spool and thought that was a nifty idea. I’d always thought I’d make one for myself once I had a few empty spools laying
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Before I started my engineering degree, 3D modelling and Computer Aided Design (CAD) seemed like a daunting skill to learn. Despite that, I was determined to get hold of some software and learn how to apply the mathematical knowledge I was acquiring in class. It was during the first semester that I joined up with
Flashback To 2013 – Learning CAD Read More »
If you’ve read our previous blog entry on making parts for this car, you’ll know how I feel about the price of its replacement parts. Our customer isn’t a fan either so he’s commissioned us to create more parts for him. The air filters are past their use by date so the idea was to
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Lannix Design is run from a residential home so space is limited at the current address. The workshop is under the house which is open to the elements and not suitable for having the office set up down there. While all the 3D printers operate inside enclosures, it makes things difficult having the design computer
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Carrying on from last week’s guide to installing the LCD screen, we have the heated print bed and power supply unit (PSU). Though not quite as short as last weeks update, this one isn’t too taxing either. This is good because the wiring guide that follows can be a bit tedious experience so enjoy this!
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A nice short post on the Prusa i3 MK3S+ build guide. This weeks we’ll go through the simple process of installing the LCD screen onto the front of the 3D printer. Follow the pictorial guide in the gallery below to see what to do. Stay tuned next week for the sixth part of the build
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