This French-language blog covers practical FDM 3D printing techniques for miniatures, such as cutting models in two to reduce supports and choosing layer heights that balance detail against print time. Each issue shares the author's own tests and settings, including bottom shell thickness, adhesives for joining parts, and surface finish tips.
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A hobbyist maker's newsletter covering DIY electronics and 3D-printed projects, with a focus on archery training tech and battery-powered ESP32 sensors. Readers get build write-ups, measured experiments and practical design details.
A software engineer's personal blog-style newsletter covering reflections on his career, hands-on side projects, and product design decisions. Issues include a retrospective on a published math paper, a 3D-printed teaching toy built with his son, and the design thinking behind a history app.
A developer documents personal hardware builds, such as a cordless press drill and a compact 100mm CoreXY 3D printer, with design reasoning and problem-solving steps. Readers get detailed build logs showing how constraints shaped each decision.
A German hobby blog by a tinkerer who documents practical DIY projects, such as using ExifTool on Windows, building a fiber-coupled optical spectrometer from 3D-printed parts, and blacking out surfaces to suppress stray light. Readers get step-by-step instructions with concrete parameters and honest notes on what worked.
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