I recently noticed this blog post that is written by Flashforge. It is the 2026 Energy Guide from Flashforge. I'll just place its screenshot below. Now, to be sure, I do not use the term "electricity" in my speeches or my writings. But I do use the phrase "electrical energy", just so you know

In today's blog post I'll explain a potential type of payment method I adopted for the 3D-Printed items that I'll potentially have on sale on my main site. It is called a Pay-What-One-Wishes model. In this model, I'll just tell you what the capital costs of making each unit of product is, and you can decide how much you're going to pay me. By applying this rule, you can pay whatever price you see fit. If you pay more than $1000, that is fine with me. If you pay a couple of di

All right. What I'll write here today are more like reminders of to-do items for myself. But, in terms of the types of printers that I can repair: First of all, I can definitely repair most FDM-type 3D Printers; but other 3D Printers? Not so much. I'll also need to think which FDM-type 3D Printers I can repair, as not all of them fall into categories of 3D Printers that I can repair, either. Now, to be accurate, I know that I do have the ability to repair/troubleshoot any equ

I was reading this news report from Harvard University called "3D Printing Soft Robots" the other day. It points out that "engineers have developed a new 3D printing method for building soft robots that bend and change shape in predictable ways when inflated." It says, "Rotational multimaterial printing offers intricate, programmable shapes". I'll provide link to the whole news report below. https://seas.harvard.edu/news/3d-printing-soft-robots One more thing: I know how seve

Here's the plan: I could've been establishing a new page that gives info on the 3D Printers that I can repair​ next year. Along with that page will be a new page that outlines the 3D Design and 3D Printing Services that I provide, as well as a new page that lists some of the things that I've 3D Printed in the past where patreons can buy using the Pay-what-one-wishes method. For more info, please reach out to me via my contact info that I listed if you could scroll all the way

Hello, everyone. Today I'd like to talk about a company called the ANTA Group. So what we want to figure out is how the ANTA Group is related to my site. If you'd like to know more about that, you can scroll down to the bottom of this page to find my contact info and reach out to me, and I'll tell you more. One more thing: I know how severe the misinformation on the internet is. This is why I do not want to be one of those who spread misinformation. It is also why I really re

Hello, everyone. Yes, I realized that I haven't posted for years. There is this recent MIT news that I just found out that says "These 3D-printed objects can tell you if they’re being used properly". Its subtitle? "The 'ShiftLens' design and fabrication system creates objects that change their surface appearance based on user interactions, without any electronics." I just thought that I'd share it with everyone. Below is the link. https://news.mit.edu/2026/shiftlens-3d-printe

Hello, Everyone. I've recently read "New 3D printing method designed by Stanford engineers promises faster printing with multiple...

Here is a little something that I have not told you much about: I actually have another job @ a language interpretation center that does...

Mr. Wu’s 3D Printer Corner, this entity that is established by Yukun Wu the engineer who does 3d-printing work, announces that Fabbaloo...

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Prof. John Edmark is an engineer and a professor who works @ Stanford. Throughout his career, he has made a variety of 3D-Printed...

Nowadays, I got to discuss things with both Mr. Shannon Walters and Dr. Jenny Chen. So, at what point did I get to know Mr. Shannon...

The piece “A toolkit for transformable materials” can be found here: https://seas.harvard.edu/news/2017/01/toolkit-transformable-material...

Good day, everyone. I've recently read this piece called "Bringing the Bone Box back to life" in the Harvard Gazette. I actually hope I...

Nowadays, we conclude that one benefit is that there are a total of 2 people who "co-presented" with me - so to speak - who later on...

There have been dramatic changes that I have made about the prices of my product “3D Printer’s Auto-off Switcher.” First of all, the 3D...

I am at a webinar that is hosted by Makerbot about how the Earth Robotics company makes use of Makerbot Printers..

This month, the price of the 3D Printer's Auto-off Switcher is now changed to $30 CAD. The original rule is that once there are more than...

I have done a presentation invited by "ART OF MAKING FOUNDATION". You can access it on LinkedIn, since it was live on LinkedIn....