3D Printing Projects

Our custom Kossel delta 3D printer is continually being upgraded. Let’s take a look at the latest addition to the printer. Here are the previous posts in this series: Pt. 1: Parts and Planning Pt. 2: Building Update Pt. 3:…

Making a Custom Webcam Mount

October 25, 2017

We bought a fancy new web camera for our meeting room, for use with video conferences and meetings. The camera works great, but lacks one critical feature: The ability to adjust the camera angle sideways. In addition, we wanted to…

Building a Large Kossel Delta Printer – pt. 5: A Video from the Building

June 15, 2017

Ragnar Ranøyen Homb

We have through several posts now followed the making of a rather large Kossel Delta 3D-printer: Pt. 1: Parts and Planning Pt. 2: Building Update Pt. 3: Electronics and Wiring Pt. 4: Modifying the Effector Here is a a “Making of”-video…

Building a Large Kossel Delta Printer – pt. 4: Modifying the Effector

May 16, 2017

Let’s take a closer look at the custom modification we’ve done to our Kossel build’s effector. But first, you might be interested in the previous editions in this blog series: Pt. 1: Parts and Planning Pt. 2: Building Update Pt.…

Building a Large Kossel Delta Printer – pt. 3: Electronics and Wiring

May 5, 2017

Gunnar Ranøyen Homb

It’s been a long wait, but finally all of the parts for our printer have arrived. As shown in this series’ last blog post, we’ve already kickstarted mounting the frame and most of the mechanical parts. The next assembly job…

Customizing a Retractable Power Strip

April 26, 2017

For our new office we bought a couple of used tables with inset retractable power strips (an old version of the Evoline Port). One of these had a VGA socket in addition to all the power sockets. Instead of the…

The DIY 3D Printer Life – Part 1: Cooling

March 17, 2017

About a year ago we bought a Prusa i3 printer from Geeetech. At the time, it was probably the cheapest printer on the DIY market at 249$. As expected, the printer had several areas which needed improvement. In this blog…

Building a Large Kossel Delta Printer – pt. 2: Building Update

February 8, 2017

Four weeks ago we wrote about a 3D printer we’re building. Now we have started building it, and we thought it’d be cool to share some of it in this post. Various Discussions and Pictures of Stuff This image doesn’t…

Building a Large Kossel Delta Printer – pt. 1: Parts and Planning

January 11, 2017

3D Printing Projects, Maker Tutorials

Access to a 3D printer is very important for us in Norwegian Creations. Now we’ve decided that we want to upgrade our 3D printer park with a new big and fast printer. This time we’re going all out with a…

Do It Yourself: Bose QC15 / QC25 Bluetooth Module

December 15, 2016

Gunnar Ranøyen Homb

The newest Bose noise cancelling headset, the QC35, has wireless Bluetooth connection. They are also quite pricey. Many already own a pair of QC15 or QC25. If you’re one of these people and want to upgrade to wireless connection without…

Initial Design of the Monsterplotter

November 9, 2016

3D Printing Projects, Drawing Machines

For a while now we’ve had a drawing machine in development with the following main features: It uses an airbrush to draw. The drawing area is something vertical such as a wall or a canvas. The size of this drawing…

Coffee Timer part 3: Enclosures

November 2, 2016

3D Printing Projects, micro:bit Projects

In the two previous posts in this series, we can read about how a coffee machine was hacked using the BBC micro:bit, and the options for low power wireless with this device. In this post we will take a look…

Focus Box part 3 – Packaging and Summary

October 26, 2016

Ragnar Ranøyen Homb

3D Printing Projects, Teensy Projects

This blog post series is about the creation of the “Focus Box”. A box that creates “noisy ambient sounds” to mask out background noise to enhance personal productivity. In the first blog post you can read more about the “big idea”. And…

Coffee Timer part 2: Low Power Wireless on the BBC micro:bit

October 19, 2016