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Did the DIY Project Turn Out as Expected? 🤔 In this video, we explore a DIY project and reveal the results. Join us as we share our hands-on experience and find out if it was a success or a fail. Join Our Community: TikTok: Follow us for quick tips. Instagram: Join us for inspiration. Facebook: Like us for success stories. Pinterest: Pin with us for creative ideas. LinkedIn: Connect on Transfer Superstars & Phil Lee. Together, let's push DTF printing to new heights! 💜 #DIYProject #CraftingExperiments #DIYFails #DIYSuccess #HandsOnExperience #CreativeProjects #DIYExperiment #CraftyIdeas #FunProjects #DIYResults

A High Five to Inspiration: Thanking Joel Telling, the 3D Printing Nerd #ThankYouPost Today, I want to express my gratitude to Joel Telling popularly known as the 3D Printing Nerd. Joel, your DIY and 3D printing videos have been nothing short of inspirational. From expos and RepRap festivals to overviews of new devices and your unique sense of humor – you’ve been a guiding light in the 3D printing community. There must be thousands out there who, like me, found encouragement in your content to take their first steps into the world of 3D printing. Your role as an opinion leader has truly reshaped how we view and interact with this technology. For those who haven’t yet dived into the 3D printing world, I highly recommend checking out Joel’s videos. Here’s an episode that brilliantly blends video editing, 3D printing, marketing, and DIY: https://lnkd.in/dVEvwneP Startup all the things, and as always - high five! #3DPrinting #DIY #Innovation #Community

Wouldn’t it be great to 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝟑𝐃 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬 and learn from the process? 🚀 Whether you want to rewatch how your print was made or quickly know where something went wrong, Print History has you covered. With AstroPrint you can easily review past prints, add notes, and even start reprints with just a few clicks. A perfect tool to 𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐟𝐥𝐨𝐰 and improve results! 🙌 #3DPrinting #makers #tech 

At Fawley Bryant, client input is a foundational aspect of our creative process. What may seem like an art project in progress with Tuba here is, in reality, our unique method of crafting a visual representation of the future. Printing land elements to scale enables us to arrange their layout during stakeholder meetings, fostering collaborative brainstorming and aiding in the visualization of their future master plan. We affectionately refer to this resource as a Master Plan Puzzle. As we assemble these miniature maps with our clients, we often uncover options that might otherwise have remained undiscovered. This collaborative mapping signifies an early step in our master plan design process, establishing the groundwork for future innovation and success. #PartnershipDriven

Two questions: 1. Can a bioplastic game offically be labeled "Minnesota Grown" if it comes from local corn?* 2. Anyone out there know others in Minnesota or the Upper Midwest who manufacture great filament for 3D printers?** With my son's successful Kickstarter for Bad Plumbing Game, he's now ordered his 3D printer. He has about 50 copies of his unique game to print and ship before college starts. As a big booster of all things #madeinminnesota, I'm on a quest to find out if any 3D printer filament is made in Minnesota. I've learned that Minnesota-based NatureWorks (owned in part by Cargill) is a world leader in PLA production and corn is major ingredient. I'm trying to suss out if it's Minnesota corn or where it's grown ... but that's cool. (* Update: It turns out the corn is grown in Nebraska on farms surrounding their manufacturing plant.) It's notable that their PLA is compostable in industrial facilities, that said Liam's game is one you'll want to keep forever. :-) *We've found three Midwestern companies that make filament - 3D-Fuel (Fargo), COEX (Green Bay), Atomic Filament (Indiana) with NatureWorks PLA thus far. They both have a wide variety of colors. In the end, Liam controls his limited budget, so at this point we're in a quick discovery mode to see if big ideas and ideals match up with that budget as well. :-) Advice and tips appreciated. #makelocal #buylocal #madeinusa #madeinamerica #tabletopgames #boardgames #3Dprinting Jacob Vitek, John Schneider, Spencer Loveless, Brian Erickson, Jennifer Alexander, Thom Petersen, Matt Varilek, Jeffrey Winsor, Anne Dougherty, Stratasys, Protolabs, Virginia Thompson, Atlas Games, Tim McNulty

Master 3D Sublimation: DIY Phone Case Designing Tutorial 🌟 Uncover the secrets of personalized phone case printing with our comprehensive 3D sublimation tutorial. 🖌️📱 In this video, we delve into every step you need to create impressive, custom cases straight from the comfort of your home or studio. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a DIY enthusiast, you’ll learn: 📲 The must-have app that streamlines your design process. 🛠️ All the essential materials you'll need. 🎨 Tips on designing a case that reflects your brand or personality. 🖨️ An overview of the printing process – simplified. 👉 How to seamlessly apply your design for a professional finish. ✨ The crucial final touches that make a world of difference. 🔍 An inspiring showcase of end results that could be yours. Join us and elevate your DIY game or add a unique offering to your business. Start watching now! #DIYDesign #PhoneCasePrinting #PersonalizedTech #CraftYourOwn #3DSublimationTutorial

We had a number of highly requested capabilities released in Microsoft Loop this past month. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback to inform this work! Check these out in Loop and please share any additional feedback you have. Quick summary below: ➡️ Share Loop workspaces, pages and components outside of your organization! 🎉 Note: Guest sharing will be available later this year for organizations using sensitivity labels: https://lnkd.in/gHtkKHXP ➡️ Printing Loop pages and saving them as PDFs! ➡️ Customize your Loop Board Views to Group By specific labels. ➡️ Add comments inside Boards and Table! 💬 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gXMRrvNd ➡️ Increased the limit of Trello board cards that can be imported to Loop (up to 200 cards). ➡️ Support more diverse emoji selections, allowing you to customize skin tones for better representation 🫶🏿🫶🏾🫶🏽🫶🏼🫶🏻🫶 #newinloop #microsoftloop #microsoft365 #microsoftemployee

Great way to end the week with useful tips to solve your Energy Curable issues with the #SunSolve connection!

UPDATE: After another chat it looks like the funding will simply be deferred till April 2025. As always I appreciate the people who take the time to share details and experience, it really helps SME's like me navigate through. Onwards! Well, bummer. My IRAP development funding was pulled, even though I had paid the fee and everything was submitted. Guess they ran out of money. In the last two funding cycles I did learn that I have all the skills to do what is needed, though I will miss working with the TAC group as they were good people! The funding never came to me, so I was never able to pay myself to do the work. There is a deep irony that I would be the person someone would hire to do this sort of thing (hempcrete printing development, alternative material use, natural building), but that I can't pay myself to do it full time (yet). What to do next... Hm. I'm going to jump back into design, and parallel it with what I can do with clay and hempcrete. The pizza oven is still on the table, as well as objects d'art. I need to make the next payment on the printer ASAP. Time to clay print. A lot. I have all six of my filament printers in production for sales, now it is time to find production lines for the clay printer that lead me towards full scale printing. Let me know if you have ideas for funding, or want to work on something together - with the caveat that despite my wish otherwise, my time is limited until I can pay myself. I've attached a photo of one of my #hempcrete walls. #onwards #bootstrapping #nameofthegame #3dspaceterraform #3DST #naturalbuilding #alternativematerials #buildingscience

Pathfinder Loot Generator project Update #2: I've managed to get my GUI set up! There's no underlying code for it yet, but it looks good, all things considered! I still need to get the logic around the button printing to the output field sorted out, but after that, the next step is going to be to set up a file that holds some items and information about them. I'll pull that file in and using the provided variables, randomly pull some loot to display. I'll focus on the edition selection, Encounter Level, and Party Size first, and then move onto the item types and magic types. I think the best way to handle that would be to assign each item a list of tags, but I expect it to be complex.