Discover eSUN ABS+ filaments.
Linked is a tool for looking up the characteristics of 3d printing filaments.
Add displacement textures to STL, OBJ, and 3MF models directly in your browser. Preview, mask, bake, and export printable textured meshes locally.
Linked is another cool tool for 3d printing and gridfinity.
Parametric gridfinity generator. Generate custom gridfinity bins and baseplates, openGrid components, multiboard, and honeycomb storage wall then download the STL or place an order to purchase.
Linked is another cool tool for 3d printing and gridfinity.
Custom foam cutouts for your tools
Linked is another cool tool for 3d printing and gridfinity.
Turn a photo of your tools into a print-ready Gridfinity tray. AI detection, custom pockets, labels, and stacking feet.
Linked is one of a series of interesting 3d printing tools
Linked is a tour the force article about branding in the luxury watch space, by none other that Paul Graham.
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A Fusion 360 Script to export URDF for ROS 2, mentioned in the book Mastering ROS 2 for Robotics Programming - runtimerobotics/fusion360-urdf-ros2
Linked is One of several fusion 360 Script to export URDF for ROS 2
Bring your 3D designs to life with Circuit Assemblies using Tinkercad.
Linked is Tinkered Circuits, a fairly approachable circuit design environment. Free.
Magic css library to make your stuff look as good as Tufte
Linked article is promising. Somehow Tufte’s book and opinions have become dogma among the technirati. Nothing against him but is the “Napoleon chart” the only example to admire? I’ve seen wall hangings, T-shirts, stickers and whole web sites admiring that one chart!
Easily document cables and wiring harnesses. Contribute to wireviz/WireViz development by creating an account on GitHub.
For you hardware hackers and builders out there.. linked is a very cool tool to docutment wiring in your robots and other devices as well as generate pretty pictures and even a BOM!
Attached is a handy site for creating templates for boxes and other containers. There are numerous of these. But this one is pretty nicely done.
Documentation and demos for the open source reveal.js HTML presentation framework.
Another tool that maybe useful to you. It changes markdown into html/css/js. Still looking. But you might find this useful
NiceGUI is an easy-to-use, Python-based UI framework, which shows up in your web browser. You can create buttons, dialogs, Markdown, 3D scenes, plots and much more.
I haven't tried it but it looks amazing. We always love to see new and better Python APIs.
This is one of my favorite, super-simple, guides to creating nice designs. These elementary rules-of thumb go a long way to making professional looking designs - or just avoiding the most obvious design mistakes. And of course, because design is subjective, you may have very different opinions.
Nice article but I disagree with the conclusion. I have found that you need to combine the two and go back and forth. There is no single way. By the way, notice that if you believe in TDD, that approach generally starts bottom up (UNITs are at the bottom.) so whatever design comes out of that…
Pretty exhaustive book about software design. Could be a textbook someday.
I love rules of thumb. Here are a set of them for graphic or visual design. I am not a designer but I fancy myself being to tell better design from worse. Anyway, this is a good tool for those of us who are wannabee designers