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June 7, 2022 AT 11:58 am

Making a 3D printed, servo-controlled pneumatic valve

— by Anne Barela

Filed under: 3D printing, pneumatics —
Tags: 3D printing, pneumatic, servo motors, valve —

April 27, 2022 AT 11:15 am

HackSpace Magazine Issue 54 – Brass Liquid Solenoid Valve #Adafruit @HackSpaceMag

— by Anne Barela

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October 7, 2021 AT 10:05 am

Valve tears open the Steam Deck so you don’t have to #Gaming @jaypeters @verge

— by Anne Barela

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June 25, 2020 AT 8:50 am

A 3D printed solution for storing a Valve Index on a wire shelf #3dThursday #3Dprinting @eso_logic

— by Anne Barela

Filed under: 3D printing, virtual reality —
Tags: 3D printing, valve, vr —

January 25, 2020 AT 9:00 am

Visualizing the Flow of a Tesla Valve Using Fire

— by gareth branwyn

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Tags: experiements, Nikola Tesla, valve —

December 10, 2018 AT 9:00 am

Portal (the game) released for Commodore 64 #VintageComputing #Gaming #Commodore #Adafruit #Portal

— by Anne Barela

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May 16, 2016 AT 12:21 pm

‘Water Curtain’ is Arduino-Powered, uses 3D-Printed Valves & Nozzles to Print Letters & Drawings with Water #Arduino #3DPrinting

— by nicknormal

Filed under: 3D printing, arduino —
Tags: nozzle, valve, water, waterfall —