It’s been quite a long while since I wrote last. Things have been moving rather fast and far since the last post, so I thought I’d come up with a more comprehensive posting of the
Category: 3D printing
Low cost, low impact queue monitoring system
I’ve been fooling around with ESP32s and a bunch of sensors lately, as you may have seen from my previous posts. To actually provide something worthwhile, it occurred to me to try and build a
8mm Film Scanner, final version with Canon 1000D
Some of you may have followed the saga of the 8mm scanner I built, using an Arduino and a Canon IXUS95 with 3D printed parts. It worked fine, and produced results that were entirely satisfactory,
How to enter the Internet of Things
or, bumbling your way into IoT The Internet of Things is currently on everyone’s lips. It’s the facilitator par excellence, the solver of all problems, the liquidator of all costs and the divine messenger of
An official stamp for the 3D Lab
I got a roll of TPU Soft filament from our very good partner, Suomen 3D-Ratkaisut Oy. Thinking of uses for it (so far we had printed an insole for a shoe for an innovation course
Season Finale – crafting a replacement part
It’s time to wrap up this year’s busy innovation & implementation projects. As you see from previous posts, my work has been more and more moving into 3D Printing instead of just modeling, and into
The Morse Moai statue project
NEWS FLASH – this project is now on Instructables.com. Please go see it there and vote for it in the First Time Author contest 🙂 As a kid, I was very interested in Morse code.
Finding rotation speed using Arduino
Ooops, it’s been a while since I was last active here, sorry about that. But to offer someting in retribution, here’s a device that can count revolutions or any other event that closes a switch,
Introducing 8mm Scanner v2.0
Hi all! It’s been slow here for a little while since the start of the school year, because my first period is always chock full of first year courses. Nevertheless I have had the coffee
Assembling a CoLiDo DIY 3D printer, part 1
As most of you know, I am not an engineer, despite my lofty ambitions of tinkering with all sorts of things. So, the other day Jouko Lehtomäki from Suomen 3D-ratkaisut, the partner company of my university