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terça-feira, 19 de julho de 2016

Tinkerbots, perfeito para Inventores!.E Moldar por Vácuo, corte por Fio quente, mais Treatstock, imprimir 3D por perto

Isto é PERFEITO para facilitar a vida a quem quer um Protótipo em meia-hora!
Um Jogo de construcção com partes que repetem um Movimento que sintam, com Tele-controle, e compatíveis com o Lego...
Algo a ter em conta, não só para a Criançada, mas para as vossas Engenhocas. 




THIS IS TINKERBOTS 
Tinkerbots means playing and learning at the same time. Through connecting the different modules, building roobts and even controlling them, kids learn about robotics, mechanics and sensorics. You just connect the modules in a swift movement and everything works and with our brick adapters you can combine them with LEGO® bricks. 











Ora cá têem uma Moldadora Portátil, para os vossos Moldes a vácuo,  e que se faz com uma Torradeira sucatada, o que é duplamente bom!





Build a Toaster Oven Mini-Vacuum Former
WardWorks  
I built a larger 18x24 bed vacuum former first, and then decided that
I needed a mini vacuum former for smaller pieces and for the leftover scrap plastic from the big former. This was a weekend project and it makes great pulls. 










Continuando na senda de pequenas Máquinas-Ferramentas que vos facilitam a vida de Engenhocas, eis agora esta Cortadora a Fio Quente também portátil, e fácil de fazer em casa:




DIY Hot Wire Cutter for Plexiglass, Cardboard and FoamRCLifeOn
This Instructable will demonstrate how you can build your own hot wire cutter, able to slice through foam, cardboard and even plexiglass!
A hot wire cutter works by a wire, often nichrome or in my case kanthal wire, which is heated via electrical resistance. As the wire reach high temperatures it slices through materials by melting it just in advance of contact.

http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Hot-Wire-Cutter-for-Plexiglass-Cardboard-and-F/













Querem mandar imprimir em 3D, sem dar a volta ao País?
Vem mais este Serviço, Treatstock, fazer a ponte entre Desenhadores, Compradores, e Impressores, e podem já inscrever-se e ver se estabelecem uma rede 3D no Bairro:





Treatstock
About 
Treatstock is an online platform for consumers to search and purchase anything that can be made on a 3D printer. All members of our team are enthusiasts of what we do and we are all, to some extent, carried away by 3D printing. Our main objective is to provide the most extensive range of 3D models for both unique and everyday items that can also be personalized to your liking. Another important objective is to minimize delivery time for our 3D models which is achieved by using the closest print service to the customer.
We invite authors of 3D models, 3D printer owners, 3D print services, and anyone who wants to make a profit on 3D printing to register on the website! 









terça-feira, 15 de abril de 2014

Tinkerbots! E pancadas na Madeira, Sucata na Resina, e Moldes de Espuma.

Eis o que faltava para os vosso filhos aprenderem Robótica a brincar, um Jogo de Construcções que aprende!
Podem apoiar este projecto, e encomendar os vosso Jogos dentre vários já à vossa disposição:




This is Tinkerbots
TinkerBots is a toy building set with easy-to-add robotics that make it possible for children and adults to create an endless number of toy robots simply by snapping together TinkerBots’ patented Power Brain, kinetic modules and passive pieces, and even Lego bricks. No wiring or programming required. TinkerBots is like “living Legos.”
TinkerBots is the perfect hands-on introduction to the world of robotics. While experiencing hours of fun, children won’t even notice that they are actually learning something extremely valuable and getting a solid foundation in technology. TinkerBots is not only for children; it’s for the entire family. It’s a toy that fascinates kids and parents alike, engaging them in play together, and in sharing a learning experience. And with its Arduino-compatible microcontroller, TinkerBots is also the perfect tool for schools and all the makers out there.

 https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/tinkerbots







Todo o Engenhocas tem Pancada...
Muáháháhá!
E como não paramos quietos, dá-se pancadas ocasionais em Mobília e Bancadas. E as pancadas na Madeira, advêem de tanto mexer em tudo, de nós, ou da Família, que todos nós erramos.
Eis como reparar as Bossas na dita Madeira, algo para apaziguar as Patroas, e ficarmos mais bem-vistos:





How to remove a dent from wood

trev25


After moving some furniture, I inevitably damaged some of it by dropping a heavy tool on it. I'm going to show you the technique I used to fix it and remove the dent without using wood filler.
This technique works great for wood floors and dining room tables, too.
I did this at TechShop.








Podem fazer Moldes de Espuma de Poliuretano, sem dar barraca, e sujarem tudo, seguindo os conselho deste nosso amigo, de Lojistas, a Aeromodelistas, todos podem lucrar com aprenderem esta Técnica:



How to Vacuum Form Foam (Reusing the Same Mold, Many Times)thiagohersan
Styrene + Foam + Heat = huge mess of melted plastics and burnt foam.
This is how I prepare my foam to keep it from sticking to the styrene, and minimize the amount it shrinks with each casting.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Vacuum-Form-Foam-Reusing-the-Same-Mold-Many/







E para encantar as Amigas, Patroas,  Namoradas, eis uma Prenda Geek com categoria, um Robot em Resina!
É bom!



Junkbot in Resin lonesoulsurfer

Mostly I've been sticking LED's into resin. The 'ibles for these can be found which can be found here, here and here.
You could virtually stick anything you wanted into the resin; I decided to go with a “junk robot”! In my dancing robot Instructable I also used a couple of junk robots so if you want some more inspiration check out the ‘ible here
Junk robots are really easy and fun to make. All you need is some old electronic hardware and circuit boards, super glue your imagination and you’re away. I find that the older the electronic components the better. My junk robots were made from parts I scavenged from an old video player and tape recorder, but really you could use just about anything to make them. Just type in junk robots into Google and you’ll see what I mean.
The following will take you through how to make a junk bot, stick it in resin and light him up.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Junkbot-in-Resin/