3D print your summer essentials
This interactive infographic will help you to create new sunglasses, a bucket & spade, and most of your other holiday items.
Who can be bothered with the mundanity of going into a shop and buying things? And as for online shopping – come on, Grandad! Waiting for your item to be delivered is so 1990s.
Instead of purchasing all those holiday essentials that you left in the hotel/on the beach/in the park last year in a shop, you should utilise that cheap 3D printer that you bought without knowing what to do with (or, even better, sneakily use the one in your workplace). This interactive infographic will direct you to nice, simple projects that include sunglasses, picnic goblets, a bucket & spade, and even a football.
If our embed of the infographic above proves too small for you, you'd best head to RS Components' website where you can see it in its full glory – and also find out all about that company's services.
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Craig Stewart is a writer, SEO strategist and content marketer, and is a former editor of Creative Bloq. Craig has written about design, typography, tech and football for publications including Creative Bloq, T3, FourFourTwo and DSG, and he has written a book on motoring for Haynes. When he's not writing, you'll usually find Craig under his old car learning about DIY repairs the hard way.
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