All you need to know about the Robox 3D Printer.
Exploring My Mini Factory 3D Printing Resource
You don’t have to be a 3D designer to print your own project kit enclosures thanks to resources such as My Mini Factory.
As part of our continued focus on the Robox RBX1 3D Printer we are revisiting My Mini Factory, and building a Retro Radio Kit downloaded from the site.
In Depth: The CEL Robox 3D Printer
Learn more about the CEL Robox 3D Printer, it’s key features, and the results it is capable of producing.
Fault Finding in E-Textiles
Common faults that can stop your e-textiles circuit working include: the thread shorting, loose connections, LEDs or batteries in backwards. In this tutorial learn how to spot these issues and fix them.
3D printing tutorials
This Kitronik University Course contains a range of projects to make with your 3D printer. If you want to get the most out of your 3D printer then visit the using […]
Introducing: The CEL Robox 3D Printer
This week’s blog features our biggest product launch to date, the CEL Robox 3D Printer and filaments range!
We have been looking forward to bringing this to you for a few weeks now, and so here it is along with some information for you to browse through.
What If? Machine: 2015, Derby Silk Mill Museum
The What If? Machine was an open weekend held at the Derby Silk Mill Museum to celebrate the work of famous illustrator and eccentric William Heath-Robinson. Dominic Morrow, the coordinator gave us an insight into the day and it’s events.
Introducing: IsoSketch 3D Designing Tool
Introducing the IsoSketch 3D Design Tool: The cure for “I can’t draw”.
3D Printable Models – External Sources
Print your own cases and accessories with our ‘designed for Kitronik’ 3D models.
Selecting 3D Printer Filament – Kitronik University
Selecting 3D Printer Filament. 3D printers work by building up thin layers of heated plastic material, or filament. Which you use can depend on the end use and the type of printer you have. Find out the differences between the types.