✨3D MEET-UP 2024 ✨ As I was preparing one of my speeches for this weekend @3dmeetup I realised that is has been 10 years since I have made my first 3D print. It had been a journey powered by different communities until the inception of the Sverige 3D skrivare fb group evolved and local makers…
As this work from home, socialise from home situation developed so did the social networks. I had the pleasure of stumbling upon a sewing for beginner group. This is challenge #2 – make a version of the butterfly overall. What is that? Well a garment that when “flapped” takes the mesmerising effect and form of…
I am of course very sorry about the fact that #3dmeetup2020 was canceled. We were suppose to build the second fully #3dprinted pavilion – the Halo Pavilion. I started printing a test model scale 1:5 about two weeks ago and this weekend I finished part 1 – because it is missing the side structure at…
When you happen to go on vacation in a group it is bound to happen that new places to visit and a variety of activities will pop up. So, taking this oportunity, while my friends hiked, I decided to take my bike and follow along. My bike is made for enduro, and while it can…
There is no secret that we sometimes hord the most akward things. One of the things I could never let go of, are books that I have in my library. So here is me trying to release some of these books back into the wild. After reading Gör Skillnad! the last book I read, was…
What to do on a monday evening than try to find other places that I have’t explored, somehow it seems that the books I have on places in sweden are dedicated for a specific type of public and they are a little outdated, so I moved in another direction, that is 227 Cool, Hidden, and Unusual Things to Do in Sweden
In search of a new way to pass the time it is good to go back to original ideas – striving to create one owns grasshopper plug-in called Unicorn that will encompass some of the tools I like the most.
After visiting Arsenalen last year, I knew more or less what to expect from a military museum – but this one went above and beyong because it brought to the table more interaction with the flight machines. In swedish tradition everything in the museum was pedagocial, suited for children of all ages and more than that. If you had the posibility to go in some of the planes and test for yourself how it feels to sit in the pilot seat – how cool would that be??
You can have a recurring event, but you can’t introduce the same idea twice. For this years community print at 3D meet-up Sweden 2020 we are going bigger and more complex by introducing a new element into the construction: wood.