I made an injection molder from 3D prints!
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More info about the TARS project:)
www.manutechlab.com/tars
Big thanks also to the following people and companies who helped make this possible:
You can follow the project on Instagram @manutechlab for regular updates and behind the scenes development:
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My 3D printed organizers are available on Etsy and help finance future experiments:
https://manutechlab.etsy.com
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:46 Electronics Update
02:31 Comparing the two machines
03:13 Thoughts on Simplification
03:53 Snappy Joints
04:26 Custom parts
05:08 Engineering Grad 3D prints
06:26 Electronics Organizer
07:29 Other Printed Parts
08:41 Questions from last video
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