Curious about the intellectual, political, and pedagogical ambitions of KNIT? Want to help reclaim the tools of knowledge production? Join me next Wednesday at the Design@Large series where I’ll talkRead More →
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Check out two talks given at the most recent meeting, Rodrigo talks about new tools he’s using in the classroom to increase the engagement in his classroom and Ian talksRead More →
The Rurik Dyanasty was ruled Russia for over 700 years until the a maternal nephew of the Romanov family was elected to the Tsardom in 1610. The family is ofRead More →
We’ve been getting a lot of business printing and helping design custom bits for mouse research. Stairs, brain holders, tongue extenders, we’re happy to help. We can also help trainRead More →
We’ve been working on a 3D photoscan of the Dr. Seuss statue under Geisel Library. We’ve taken about 700 pictures (total overkill), and the whole statue model is pretty good.Read More →
Everyone prints a phone case when they first get a 3D printer, but it kind of sucks and they throw it away. We’ve had a lot of luck spraying piecesRead More →
Brian Schottlaender (just retired University Librarian and big Burroughs fan) had his retiurement party last week. As a gift we decided to get him a bust of his favorite author.Read More →
It took forever! One of our regulars Spence wanted to make an electric violin for his girlfriend, he found these plans on thingiverse. We’d hoped she could play it quietlyRead More →
SIO’s Sandin Lab wanted to display some of their models physically. Using Agisoft they were able to stitch a bunch of images into a really cool looking model. We wereRead More →