The 60 degree brackets (100292) are out of stock. We hope to have them back in stock mid April. This shortage also affects our MakerBeam kits (100012, 100034, 103329, 103318). For the time being we will ship these with a bag of T-brackets (100337) instead.
Nicolas Sassoon is an artist based in Vancouver BC Canada. He makes use of early computer imaging techniques to render visions of architectures, landscapes and natural forces. Nicolas often uses MakerBeam to present his work.
The featured sculptures are part of a body of work titled "The Prophets",
On Hackaday Ryan Kinnett introduced his micro Rover. It is modeled after the Mars rover designs. With Perseverance just landed on Mars a nice project to showcase here.
On December 24 we will ship orders when ordered and paid for before 12:00 CET. Our office is closed on Christmas and Boxing Day. Between December 27th and December 31st we will ship orders on weekdays. We aim to ship your order the same day when ordered and paid for before 12:00 CET.
Evan and Katelyn attempted the first fully underwater live stream and used MakerBeam to frame all their electronic equipment. The cube with equipment was placed in a waterproof casing so they could use it for their underwater live stream.