Adam Kumpf
@adamkumpf.bsky.social
I like to build things :) Maker, melder, designer, hacker, and prototyper at Makefast Workshop. makefastworkshop.com + research.kumpf.cc Lover of plywood robots, scalable sourdough baking, generative music, eco sustainability, and equality for all.
Adding a 3.3V regulator directly to the back of a small solar panel opens up all kinds of circuit project opportunities. Just plug it in to your board and most low power microcontrollers will be happy to run battery-free any time the sun is out! ☀️
December 6, 2024 at 3:51 PM
Adding a 3.3V regulator directly to the back of a small solar panel opens up all kinds of circuit project opportunities. Just plug it in to your board and most low power microcontrollers will be happy to run battery-free any time the sun is out! ☀️
Pic of the final printed wave spring. Spring constant was measured to be around 3.3N/mm. Pretty wild to get a standard maker-level (I.e. low cost) printer to create something like this without supports.
November 15, 2024 at 7:18 PM
Pic of the final printed wave spring. Spring constant was measured to be around 3.3N/mm. Pretty wild to get a standard maker-level (I.e. low cost) printer to create something like this without supports.
New 3D printing hack creates rectangular wave springs in midair using custom open source g-code generator. makefastworkshop.com/hacks/?p=202...
November 15, 2024 at 7:14 PM
New 3D printing hack creates rectangular wave springs in midair using custom open source g-code generator. makefastworkshop.com/hacks/?p=202...