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Making the 2014 Philly Geek Awards @ NextFab | Chris Urie

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Writer, Reader, Geek, Surfer, Picture Taker. Books I’ve Read 2016. Making the 2014 Philly Geek Awards @ NextFab. August 20, 2014. January 5, 2016. The pneumatics hissed along with the intermittent buzz of an angle grinder as I walked the safe, green path through NextFab. I was making my way with Eric. This year’s awards were designed and machined from scratch by a team of supremely talented people at NextFab. Engineer John Combs, Clear Coat. Next, we sandwiched precut pieces of white corian and clear blu...

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Getting Started at NextFab | of robots and whales

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Of robots and whales. Adventures in science, engineering, and machine learning. September 14, 2014. Getting Started at NextFab. I recently joined a local makerspace, NextFab. And have been busy taking various safety and training classes. I really like that each class uses a small project to get you familiar with the tools. Here’s what I’ve made so far. In the wood safety class I made this shelf:. In the metal shop safety class I made this bottle opener:. Lasercut Christmas Ornaments →. On 30 Days of Pyth...

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PHL Made

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You are an architect, an artist, an inventor or engineer, an entrepreneur, or an established manufacturer. You solve problems, create beauty, and drive the economy by shaping the form and function of the material world. Whether you want training, high-tech …. PFW’s goal is to provide a broad range of hands-on classes for woodworkers of all levels, including beginners. Throughout the year, furniture making courses are offered on weekends and in the evenings. Learn More and Become a Partner.

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NextFab | meekay.net

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A Place to Stick Your Toothbrush. I came up with a silly idea for a 3D printing project. My wife and I use an electric toothbrush with interchangeable heads. And whenever we aren’t using it, we generally just leave the head on the floor of the medicine cabinet, which is kind of messy and unsanitary. I figured I could create a simple toothbrush holder using SketchUp. And print it out on the RepRap at NextFab. For the most part it worked. Below are pictures of the final product. Fresh off the printer.

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Michael | meekay.net

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A Place to Stick Your Toothbrush. I came up with a silly idea for a 3D printing project. My wife and I use an electric toothbrush with interchangeable heads. And whenever we aren’t using it, we generally just leave the head on the floor of the medicine cabinet, which is kind of messy and unsanitary. I figured I could create a simple toothbrush holder using SketchUp. And print it out on the RepRap at NextFab. For the most part it worked. Below are pictures of the final product. Fresh off the printer.

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Home | meekay.net

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A Place to Stick Your Toothbrush. I came up with a silly idea for a 3D printing project. My wife and I use an electric toothbrush with interchangeable heads. And whenever we aren’t using it, we generally just leave the head on the floor of the medicine cabinet, which is kind of messy and unsanitary. I figured I could create a simple toothbrush holder using SketchUp. And print it out on the RepRap at NextFab. For the most part it worked. Below are pictures of the final product. Fresh off the printer.

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A Place to Stick Your Toothbrush | meekay.net

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A Place to Stick Your Toothbrush. I came up with a silly idea for a 3D printing project. My wife and I use an electric toothbrush with interchangeable heads. And whenever we aren’t using it, we generally just leave the head on the floor of the medicine cabinet, which is kind of messy and unsanitary. I figured I could create a simple toothbrush holder using SketchUp. And print it out on the RepRap at NextFab. For the most part it worked. Below are pictures of the final product. Fresh off the printer.

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Projects | meekay.net

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Front Room Storage Bench. For the past couple of months, we’ve been working on two changes to the front room. The first was to ship my childhood piano up from my parents’ house in North Carolina. And the second was to build the storage bench pictured above. I built this bench from scratch based on plans in. Furniture You Can Build: Projects That Hone Your Skills. By Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk. His version of the bench can be seen in the lower center of the book’s cover. More construction photos after the cut.

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NextFab Member Daniel Stein Brings a New and Improved Third Hand Kit to Market

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NextFab Member Daniel Stein Brings a New and Improved Third Hand Kit to Market. Rachel M. Anderson. May 15, 2015 5:09:00 PM. When is the last time you were in the middle of a project and found yourself thinking, This sure would get done quicker if I had a third hand? It may not be possible to grow another appendage, or have a buddy around the next time you are soldering or screwing pieces together. However, thanks to modern-day innovation it is possible to have a helping hand in the shop. The Third Hand ...

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Mark Neuburger » About

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In the fall of 2013, I left my position at CGI to freelance and focus on developing other creative and technical skills. In addition to working on websites, I work with wood, small electronics and embedded systems, and various other media. I can often be found practicing these skills at NextFab. Where I also teach an Introduction to Web Design class. When I'm not engaged in creative pursuits, I enjoy biking, rock climbing, backpacking, and snowboarding.