5) 3D Printing inspiration
If you know anything about 3D printing you've probably already heard of the internets favourite cyborg @zackfreedman, but his videos on what's possible with 3D printing is quality https://www.youtube.com/@ZackFreedman
6/12
If you know anything about 3D printing you've probably already heard of the internets favourite cyborg @zackfreedman, but his videos on what's possible with 3D printing is quality https://www.youtube.com/@ZackFreedman
6/12
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If you like my videos, you'll probably also like @TeachingTechAU, no short attention span cuts, or someone speaking at the speed of light, just good educational content https://www.youtube.com/@TeachingTech
7/12
If you want to learn about circuit design but honestly can't face the thought of confronting whatever the hell PCB design interfaces came out of? Fritzing might be the software for you, Scratch but for PCBs https://fritzing.org
8/12
If there's one thing I do feel comfortable with it's writing hacky code, these tutorials from @RuiSantosdotme are great for doing the basics of connecting to a HTTP API or doing MQTT
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/getting-started-with-esp32/
9/12
Something that I was worried about early on in my journey was creating even more plastic waste, especially when my designers were just awful and while PLA is biodegradable, it's only under specific conditions, so I pay for it https://3dprintingwaste.co.uk/
10/12
One of my first projects was this card shuffler, and another was a sliding rack for my AMS, having projects that mixed printing with screws, bearings and other bits helped me see beyond sticking pieces together w glue https://makerworld.com/en/models/497170-card-shuffler?from=search#profileId-411575
11/12
When I found out I could program my CAD instead of draw it I was so happy, and then I tried to use OpenSCAD, thankfully there's a cheatsheet with a good amount of examples
https://openscad.org/cheatsheet/
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