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    Open-source 3D printable desktop robot JBR-001 unveiled●Show HN: JBR-001 – An open-source 3D printable desktop robotYhnTechnologyRobotics1327 min ago

    A developer has released JBR-001, an open-source desktop companion robot that can be 3D printed at home and is powered by the Arduino Uno Q board. The project, documented on Arduino's Project Hub, includes designs and instructions so hobbyists can build their own. Early reactions are focused on the accessibility of a fully printable robot and interest in what the Arduino Uno Q hardware can do.

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    Hobbyists Try Elegoo After Bambu Lab Pricing Backlash●Bambu Got Greedy, So I Tried Elegoo Insteadβ–ΆyoutubeTechnologySoftware203K10 min ago

    3D printing reviewers and hobbyists are comparing Elegoo printers to Bambu Lab machines, arguing Bambu has grown greedy with pricing or locked-down features and that Elegoo is now a serious alternative. A popular review of the switch drew large engagement, reflecting wider frustration in the community.

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    Hobbyist 3D prints replacement drive for worn pool robot●The drive of my pool robot was so worn down that the propeller kept slipping. So I designed a new one in # FreeCAD and 3MmastodonLifeHome & Garden2047 min ago

    A pool owner found the robot cleaner's drive so worn that the propeller kept slipping, and responded by designing a replacement part in FreeCAD and 3D printing it. The new orange drive spins constantly and engages the propeller through a helical dog clutch, so the propeller only turns when the two parts lock together. The post shows the finished fix, drawing attention for its neat engineering approach to repair rather than replacement.

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    New educational leave course on design thinking and 3D printing in Hamburg●Hallo kreatives Fediverse! πŸ˜€ Ich biete am 11.11. meinen ersten # Bildungsurlaubskurs in Hamburg an: β€žVon der Idee zum PrMmastodonLifeHome & Garden647 min ago

    A course provider is offering a first educational leave (Bildungsurlaub) workshop in Hamburg on 11 November, titled "From Idea to Product - With Design Thinking and 3D Printing to Implementation". A few places are still open, and the announcement asks for help spreading the word. The course combines creative problem-solving methods with hands-on 3D printing to take participants from concept to finished product.

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