Category Archives: 3D Modeling

A 3D-printed mechanical computer with punch-cards

Posted on December 27, 2013 by Stefano

Chris Fenton created a little marvel putting together some cool skills about 3D Printing, basic computing knowledge and a lot of creativity. His Turbo Entabulator is made of (mostly) 3D-printed parts and performs basic computational tasks… mechanically: it’s something that … Continue reading →

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Maker Holography Kit – and some how-to about holograms

Posted on November 26, 2011 by Stefano

Make is an ever-surprising source of inspiration! This time is about holography – and an under $ 100 kit should get all of us making holograms at home, albeit quite small and not so detailed… (but what the heck: it’s … Continue reading →

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Autodesk 123D: design in 3D, print, cut, create (yes, it’s that easy!)

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Stefano

I’ve been writing a tutorial about Autodesk Photofly, until now the best way to convert 2D photos into 3D models (and show off on your iPad!). Now it’s time to get real 3D… in the real world! Autodesk has just … Continue reading →

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