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So, you've built an enclosure for your 3D printer (like mine). Now it needs a heating system to keep it at constant temperature.

I've had my 3D printer for roughly a year now, and it's taken a while to learn how to use it.

I was going to call it a "cheapskate" enclosure, but realized that a true cheapskate would just use a cardboard box (although then you can't see what's happening).

Last blog post I mentioned rookie mistakes I've made. Today, I'm going to explain how they were overcome.

You've probably heard about 3D printers at least in passing by now. Well, I've started tinkering with them too.

This website has been moved to a new server. The LTS version of Ubuntu it was running on reached it's End Of Life (EOL), and I decided to take the...

As an AmigaOS graphics driver developer I'm always interested in knowing what graphics hardware people are actually using.

I recently discovered that Daniel Müßener has been secretly working away on a new project. Have a look here (link).

There's bound to be people who disagree with what I'm about to write, but I'm going to write it anyway.

A quick heads up that I'll be releasing a new OpenGL (ES) tutorial series soon. It'll take you from zero through to rendering a simple 3D scene with lighting.