This is a bidirectional crank and slider mechanism I designed and printed. Uses a microservo and controlled by arduino uno R4. I am working on making a model plane, this is one part of it and I'm happy it works now since this has taken many hours and revisions to work. I need to improve my documentation and will be posting more as this project progresses (*if anyone cares that is) #3dprinting

I am now in the East of Iceland helping put up an exhibition, Sigurður Ámundason is the artist. We are staying at this old beautiful house which functions as an artist residency. I found this "code of conduct" paper posted in the shared kitchen area and I had to share it, I find it so funny 😂. Basically they could have saved lots of ink by cutting the message down to one sentence 🤡. It seems bigotry is so rampant in our society we need at least five bullet points before we remind people of disposing of the trash properly.

Aurora Borealis Neskaupstaður.

Honeycomb lampshade (not my design, from printables ) This is my largest 3d print up until now. Print time was 32 hours 😆 Filament material was transparent/clear PETG. The lights are made with 9x9 neopixel matrix LED and arduino uno R4. I have yet to make the base for the lamp, I think a wooden base would be nice. #3dprinting

DNA alpha helix model. I'm starting to understand better how to print more efficiently now and when it comes to multicolour prints its best to separately print each colour component, if it's all in one go it will take all night. #3dprinting

Here is a bacteriophage virus model (model by Jpxfrd on printables.com) My wife needs some models for a kids science day visit at her work (she works in a biotechnology lab). The T4 bacteriophage is in my opinion the coolest looking virus, it looks like a spider or like Rocky from Project Hail Mary. The T4 phage is used as a vector in cloning and biotech recombination methods. Medical research has also taken an intrest in the phage to use as "antibiotic" because it targets bacteria. #3dprinting