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An image of the popular Benchy 3D model, often used for testing 3D printers.
3D Print­ing
10 20 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Notes and resources on 3D printing, including various printing technologies, popular printers, slicing software, and tips for successful prints....
codeDIY
Pixelated black and white image of a diagram with a hand inserting filament into the hotend of a Creality Ender 3 Pro.
En­der 3 Pro
10 20 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Notes, tips, and tricks for using, maintaining, and upgrading the Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D printer....
codeDIY
A window into a recording studio with a lit sign above it that reads "LIVE" in glowing neon red letters. Through the window, you can see a person wearing headphones. They are speaking into a microphone.
Stream­ing
03 31 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Knowledge about streaming tools, techniques, and software....
cultureInternet
A window into a recording studio with a lit sign above it that reads "LIVE" in glowing neon red letters. Through the window, you can see a person wearing headphones. They are speaking into a microphone.
OBS
03 31 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Tutorials and usage guides for creating content with the Open Broadcaster Software (OBS)....
cultureInternet
Gif of me clicking the middle and right switches on a black foot-pedal with 3 switches total
Vim Clutch
05 21 2021blogDaniel Tompkins
Hacking together a Vim Clutch from the foot-pedal control of a dictation machine. Learn how to make a Raspberry Pi 0 be recognized across operating syste...
DIYelectronics
Example of lead-acid battery post corrosion
Cars and Fish
04 19 2021blogDaniel Tompkins
Far too many of us have been in the same gut-wrenching situation. You're late. The doors slam as you rush into your car. Then you turn the key, and ... nothi...
DIYculture
Animated GIF of the bench being pressure-washed in the yard.
Mi­cro­fac­to­ry 02
10 14 2020blogDaniel Tompkins
During my undergrad in architecture, one of the things that most excited me was the opportunity to work in a fabrication shop. At the time, my school had a mode...
DIYfabrication
A close-up photograph of a silicon chip. It's a microcontroller with jumper cables and header sockets.
Mi­cro­con­trollers
08 07 2020kbDaniel Tompkins
Some microcontrollers are used together to form single-board computers (SBCs). These are computers on a single chip!...
codeelectronics
Screenshot of grasshopper
Mi­cro­fac­to­ry 01
06 16 2020blogDaniel Tompkins
In high school, there was no shop class. Sometimes I'd work on a project in the garage with my dad. Most of his tools are older, corded, and often uncooperative...
DIYrobotics
An open book with colorful bookmarks atop the open pages.
Book­marks Dump
05 24 2020pageDaniel Tompkins
Exactly what the title says! I'll try to keep this page going with an updated dump of my bookmarks. You can export yours too— the tutorial's screenshots are out...
DIYelectronics
Screenshots of the warTOR app on a mobile device, all running from the Toshiba FlashAir WiFi SD card.
warTOR
05 06 2020blogDaniel Tompkins
Oddly, I don't remember when or how I got my hands on the Toshiba FlashAir card. These WiFi-enabled SD cards are made to transfer photos from a digital camera t...
media artDIY
Pope flicking holy water from an aspergillum
Hot Tub Phone Re­pair
10 15 2019blogDaniel Tompkins
You shouldn't be allowed to have nice things when you forget your phone in your swimsuit pocket— not once, but twice! The first time was a Motorola Razr....
electronicsDIY
A grid of shelves containing hundreds of books.
Archive
10 08 2019pageDaniel Tompkins
Find all the previous Loosed blog posts together on one page!...
culturecode
The ancient library at Alexandria, Midjourney AI.
Read­ing List
06 01 2019pageDaniel Tompkins
If you're interested in a decentralized Internet, if you wonder how technology infiltrates politics (for better or worse), or if you're simply itching for a goo...
DIYpolitics
Animated gif rotating through photos of the Signs of Life exhibit. There's a photo of the thin tripod structure and projector, a photo of the GOES image, and an image of classmates trying on their headphones.
Signs of Life
01 18 2019blogDaniel Tompkins
FM radio headphones were given out at the door. Each set was tuned beforehand to receive a broadcast from my programmed station. Visitors were then invited to w...
media artelectronics