Brad Waugh has a cool idea. A hubless bike. It challenges the ideas of motion and all that nonsense of how things should actually rotate. The form is excellent, but how can he make it functional? Maybe more pratical?
Here’s the concept rendering and a bit more from Brad.
I saw it yesterday, a big ol’ metal silo that inches along the ground. It was filled with raccoons and smelled like cheese puffs. So, instead of calling the authorities, I sat down, had a cookie and looked at these links. Mecha Illustrations – Duster132 does mecha up so right. Excellent and inspiring illustrations to…
If you’re a CSWP (Certified SolidWorks Professional), this year’s SolidWorks World CSWP event is full bore, roboteriffic, coaster-building fun.
You have the food, drinks and a contest that’s even open to CSWP’s unable to attend the conference.
With files sizes on the mind, you may have a tendancy to avoid mirroring SolidWorks assemblies as much as toasting your appendages. However, there’s a really simple way to mirror assemblies while keeping your drawings looking as brilliant as that sunrise. Here’s how.
The Real-View 3D Scanner claims that’s it the cheap way to create full 360° scan of objects. You’re probably already familiar with the NextEngine scanner that’s been a solid industry leader for high-quality 3D scans of solid geometry, so what’s this all about?