Building the extruder Welcome to part 4 of the Prusa build guide! This is a big one! It’s now time to assembly the business end of your machine. The extruder assembly is where the filament is melted and placed onto the print bed to become your 3D printed part. Luckily Prusa have wired up all […]
Prusa i3 MK3S+ Build Guide – Part 4 Read More »
The Creality CR10 V3 is used for larger parts that won’t fit on the 240 x 220 x 220mm print bed of our Prusas. Boasting a 300 x 300 x 400mm print volume, it was seen to be a reasonable solution for printing prototype parts for our upcoming sister business R-Spec. It seems that it
Guide To Creality CR-10 Thermistor Replacement Read More »
Talking to people about 3D printing tells me that people aren’t always aware of the beautiful results that can be achieved through the use of a few different printing techniques. I’d like to highlight a few of them now. Filaments The use of metallic, silk and colour changing filaments can add a significant amount of
Guide To Decorative 3D Printing Read More »
Those people who subscribe to our newsletter will have seen a sneak preview last month of what we’ve been up to with the 3D scanner. My old friend Michael and I have been interested in creating our own parts for our cars and so we’ve decided to have a go at building a business from
More Experiments With A 3D Scanner Read More »
I’ve come across some really great looking 3D printing time-lapse videos on YouTube and wondered how the were made and can I reproduce similar results. My partner Jade had a digital SLR camera that wasn’t being used too often so after some begging I was granted permission to use it in my experiments. The method
Remote Camera Shutter Mount Read More »
I decided to build a sign for our workshop to show off our CAD skills and showcase a practical use for 3D printing. I first saw the concept in a YouTube clip and thought it looked like a fun project and it would spruce up the workshop wall. The design consists of a black rear
Lannix Design LED Sign Concept Read More »
3D printing doesn’t always have to be about serious design projects. Sometimes I just need to kick back relax with an ice-cold tasty beverage. One thing that takes away from one’s ability to relax is when your stack of beverages rolls all over the fridge shelf and knocks over the pasta sauce jar… Thankfully, 3D
3D Printed Fridge Caddy Read More »
Lannix Design has recently purchased a 3D scanner which we hope will become a useful tool to complement our existing CAD and 3D printing services. We’ve been working out how to best optimize lighting conditions when scanning to obtain accurate results. So far it seems that dark and featureless surfaces are not ideal! Using brightly
Experiments With A 3D Scanner Read More »
Building the X and Z-axes Welcome to part 3 of the Prusa build guide! Because this is the fourth Prusa i3 in the Lannix3D workshop, we have reproduced some of the parts with a nice blue filament to distinguish this printer from the others. Prusas come from the factory with 3D printed parts, some of
Prusa i3 MK3S+ Build Guide – Part 3 Read More »
This one has been a long time coming. Since all the 3D printing was done it has sat around waiting for someone to screw it together. Subtle hints that this truck would make pretty good photos for the Lannix Design website eventually guilted my friend into making time to get it together. Thanks mate! It’s
March 2022 – The Landrover – Part 2 Read More »
