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We’ve published an article about Bittele Electronics and turnkey PCB assembly services. The topic may be useful for anyone working on electronics projects, especially when moving from prototype boards to more organised production. Turnkey PCB assembly typically involves sending the design files and BOM (Bill of Materials), with the provider managing fabrication, component sourcing, assembly, inspection, and delivery. Full article: https://3dwithus.com/bittele-electronics-turnkey-pcb-assembly-ma
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Having a 3D printer and a laser engraver really makes events like Halloween special. I had a blast making these projects and I wanted to share them with the community: Staring Skull with eyes that follow by me: I used two thin paper pieces for the eyes. I colored them black using a marker and attached them with Blu Tack. For the model, I used glow-in-the-dark PLA. Miniaturized Halloween candy box by @Laserjeffery: I used my Carverall X1Pro to make it out of basswood sheets. Glitch Pumpkin
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Hello everyone, My name is Krzysiek Gorsiak and I’m from Poland. I’m a professional international truck driver working across Europe, an active firefighter with 19 years of service, and a former Army serviceman. I run a Polish project called Kierowca Wyklęty, focused on real everyday life for professional drivers, practical equipment, and long-term testing in actual working conditions. Modular 3D-Printed Truck Cabin System I am currently developing a modular equipment system for truck cabins, de
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Client's Requirement: The customer required a fully customized trophy sculpture based on a reference design featuring two characters. In addition to the trophy image, the customer supplied photographs of two individuals whose faces needed to be accurately incorporated into the trophy characters. The key challenge was to translate real human facial characteristics onto stylized trophy forms while maintaining recognizability, aesthetic balance, and manufacturability. The customer also required a p
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Hi all, a little introduction, i've been 3D printing for around 3 years now as a hobby but over the last 12 months turned this into a small business, As i did markets as well as online i was informed about the UKCA regulations, having looked into this further i seen that you have to have tech files for 3D printed products that are either Articulated or appeal to under 14 year olds. This kind of made me panic a bit thinking 95% of my products are aimed at adults, but some may appeal to under 14's
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