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Caleb Kraft

  • Editorial Lead, Opensauce.com
As seen in: Flipboard, Boing Boing, Hackaday, Make:, UploadVR, EE Times, The Awesomer, EDN: Voice of the Engineer
find me other places. I run thecontrollerproject.com , designing and donating custom stuff for gamers with disabilities.

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CNC Router News, Reviews and More

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By Sam Freeman, Caleb Kraft, Gareth Branwyn Verified, Jeremy Cook
| Make: Verified
Skip to content We reviewed the TwoTrees TTC-6050 and found it’s a great CNC router for new and experienced makers. If you’re into CNC, you’ve probably seen a 4th axis, or rotary axis on a machine before. This is usually an add-on to a machine, like an upgrade. Bob’s CNC has put out a desktop machine that cuts away everything else and just delivers on that rotary goodness with the Revolution. The concept of a […] Hammer your brand home by turning a cheap shop mallet into a rubber stamper.
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maker faire orlando

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By Goli Mohammadi, Jennifer Blakeslee, Caleb Kraft
| Make: Verified
Skip to content Maker Faire Orlando has had more than luck to make it to its 13th event. The skill,  commitment, and creativity of its all volunteer producer team led by Ian and Candy Cole and MakerFX Makerspace and The Maker Effect Foundation.
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The Secret Lives of Everyday Objects — 3D-Printed Toys - Make:

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By Caleb Kraft
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When I tell people that 3D printing has come a very long way, it’s hard to judge just exactly what I mean. But as a child of the 80s, a Transformer seems to me a fitting ultimate test of the quality of 3D printer. Aaron Leaman, aka Dr Operator, has been producing delightful, quirky, and unique 3D-printed Transformers for over a year now. A sandwich? A toaster? Adorable. Leaman, a prolific amateur toymaker, says that on average he spends about 20 hours designing the models in Shapr3D.
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