JMakes3D

We do Design, Manufacturing, and Iterative Product Development.

[Professor Coach LE, MA, ACC @ComCounts]

Are you looking to create a prototype for an upcoming pitch and or a proof of concept @Entrepreneur @GeorgetownEship #prototype @NASA @TowsonStarTUp @GeorgeMasonBiz https://t.co/kuD4wLJ8xR #ComCounts @BoozAllen @AaccEsi https://t.co/AqRagLD7EW

[JMakes3D @jmakes3D]

@printrbot Super excited for this! Ordered just after the announcement!

[Mara Hitner 🤘 @3DPGirl]

On a maker live stream, someone referred to components w the common phrase “master and slave.” I considered starting a discussion in chat on how we could graduate from unconscious speech, but I didn’t. I regret that. Words matter. I will do better. We can do better. ❤️#makerspace

[E3D @E3DOnline]

The Future of Desktop 3D Printing is Additive & Subtractive Manufacturing by Layer (ASMBL™). Watch our longer deep dive video here - https://t.co/YrefsutgHL

[JMakes3D @jmakes3D]

@toms3dp Really liked the video! Was the succulent planter you printed this one? https://t.co/cFnX2KSvjQ

[3DPrintopia®- Formerly ERRF @3DPrintopia]

So if you’re planning on tuning in on October 10 & 11th for #VERRF2020 please register below... it’s FREE! Thank you 😊
Feel free to #Retweet #3DPrinting #RepRap
https://t.co/Rr5rZdleH8

[Prusa3D @Prusa3D]

Parametric modeling makes it quick and easy to change the dimensions of your model.
It's especially useful if your part needs to fit perfectly with various sizes of other objects.
Learn how to do it in Fusion 360!⤵️
https://t.co/SI7ZZ0oX3i

[JMakes3D @jmakes3D]

@Prusa3D Parametric modeling is really amazing! I actually recently uploaded a parametric spring to PrusaPrinters: https://t.co/nNnUgIKMwx and made a workshop about it https://t.co/q0IQuwYQZ6

[JMakes3D @jmakes3D]

@makersmuse I released the video about designing a fixed revolved dovetail. Would love if you could check it out: https://t.co/0L23R9Z09X

[JMakes3D @jmakes3D]

@makersmuse I came up with a way to design a rotating impossible dovetail in Fusion 360 that doesn't distort the sides I wanted to know if I could reference your video/include a screenshot or two from it in a F360 design tutorial video I'm making? Thanks!