I’ve definitely got gadget fever, and lately I’ve been finding a lot of stuff that some would call “junk” and making it better. My roommate’s dad had a broken 3d printer, so I convinced him to bring it up for us to fix!

When we started, it looked kind of sad:

 

Luckily it wasn’t too bad to make a piece in SolidWorks that would hold the X-axis together. We ended up exporting our sketch to Illustrator and making it on the laser cutter in the Mustang ’60 shop on campus.

They turned out beautifully! Only a little burnt on the edges, but pretty good for my first time on the laser cutter.

Fits like a glove!
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Treasures obtained:
-One 3d printer

Skills learned:
-SolidWorks sketching improvement
-How to use a laser cutter

Mechanical side: done

Software: just getting started. Soon I’ll be setting up a Raspberry pi 3d print server so the printer can truly be standalone.

Happy tinkering!

-Andrew