Hey there maker friends, join us this week as we explore tips on Switches, Kinetic Displays and many more.
Searching the internet high and low to find these tips for this blog has been a great way of finding inspiration and ideas. We hope this weeks picks unlock some inspiration in you as well. Big Thank You to all the great Makers that continually put out such great content.
Tip 1 – Add Threaded Inserts to Your 3D Print
Tip 2 – Simple Way to Stack Your Filament Boxes and Save Space
Super simple yet effective way of stacking filament boxes – stack them in rows and lay a couple boards between each row. Lets you pull out individual spools and keeps the boxes from falling over if the sides aren't perfectly square! pic.twitter.com/P1ERYJSood
Robots are often engineered to move in ways copied directly from nature. In this case a vine or tendril served as the source of inspiration. (CNet) #Roboticspic.twitter.com/RvPSyN4qFc
— James Gingerich, @Expeflow #WorkEasier #RPA (@jamesvgingerich) June 6, 2020
Tip 8 – Simulate Eye Contact for Your Next Video Chat
Tip 9 – An Innovative Way to Make a Robot Shoulder
Tip 10 – Make a Stunning Kinetic Display
For everyone asking questions, I am documenting my work on my personal webiste:
