Original PRUSA i3:

The Original Prusa i3 is a family of fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printers manufactured by Czech company Prusa Research. These printers are highly regarded for their reliability, quality, and support. The latest model, the Original Prusa i3 MK3S+, features improvements like the Super PINDA probe for precise first layer calibration. Whether you’re a hobbyist, professional, or educator, the Prusa i3 is a solid choice for 3D printing.

Laser Cutter:

A laser cutter is a machine that uses a high-energy focused laser beam to cut into various plate or sheet materials, creating 2D parts. It’s commonly used for woodworking, acrylic, and metal cutting1.

Key features: High precision, versatility, and the ability to work with various materials.

Photon-Resing Printer:

A photon resin printer (such as the Any cubic Photon) uses UV light to cure liquid resin layer by layer, creating highly detailed 3D prints. It’s ideal for intricate models and jewelry2.

Features: High resolution, detailed prints, and compatibility with various resins.

Creality-CR-10S Pro:

The CR-10S Pro V2 is an FDM 3D printer with a large build volume (300x300x400mm). It features auto leveling, a BL touch, and a touch screen interface.

Creality-CR-10 Max:

The CR-10 Max is a high-precision, quasi-industrial grade 3D printer with auto-leveling and a large build volume (450x450x470mm). It’s suitable for various printing applications4.

Highlights: Exceptional reliability, American standard design, and outstanding results.

Adapter:

An adapter is a device that allows you to connect different types of interfaces or devices together. For example, a USB-to-Ethernet adapter lets you connect a computer to a wired network using a USB port.

DHT 22:

The DHT22 is a humidity and temperature sensor. It uses a capacitive humidity sensor and a thermistor to measure the surrounding air. You can easily connect it to a Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins

Stepper Motor:

A stepper motor is an electric motor that moves in discrete steps. It’s commonly used in robotics, 3D printers, and CNC machines due to its precise control and position accuracy

Raspberry Pl

The Raspberry Pi is a small, affordable single-board computer. It’s widely used for educational purposes, DIY projects, and as a platform for programming and electronics experimentation.

Memory Card

A memory card (such as an SD card or microSD card) is a portable storage device used in cameras, smartphones, and other electronic devices to store data, photos, videos, and files.

Microchip

A microchip (also known as an integrated circuit or IC) is a tiny electronic component that contains transistors, resistors, and other circuitry. Microchips are the building blocks of modern electronics.

Web Cam

A webcam is a camera connected to a computer or other device, allowing video capture and communication over the internet. Webcams are commonly used for video conferencing, streaming, and online meetings.

Card Reader

A card reader is a device that reads data from memory cards (e.g., SD cards, CF cards). It’s often used to transfer files between memory cards and computers.

Water Chiller

A water chiller is a device used to cool water or other liquids. It’s commonly used in industrial processes, aquariums, and HVAC systems to maintain a specific temperature.

Glue gun

A glue gun is a handheld tool that uses hot melt adhesive sticks to bond materials together. It’s commonly used in crafts, DIY projects, and repairs. The Stanley 80 W Dual Temperature Glue Gun, for example, heats up quickly and has an auto-shutoff feature for safety.

Hot Air Gun

Also known as a heat gun, it produces a stream of hot air. Heat guns are versatile tools used for tasks like paint stripping, shrink-wrapping, and soldering. They can also activate heat-activated glue, as mentioned in one of the creative uses.

Drill

A drill is a power tool used for making holes in various materials. It can be corded or cordless and is essential for woodworking, metalworking, and construction.

Air Blower

An air blower (or air compressor) generates a stream of air. It’s used for cleaning, inflating tires, and powering pneumatic tools. Cordless versions like the HOTO Cordless Hot Glue Gun with Tire Inflator offer multiple modes and precise pressure measurement.

Digital Slide Calipers

These measuring tools provide precise measurements using a digital display. They’re commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and other precision tasks. Features may include stainless steel construction, large LCD screens, and inch/metric/fraction conversion.

Screwdriver

A hand tool used for turning screws. It comes in various types (flathead, Phillips, Torx) and sizes. Essential for assembling furniture, electronics, and household repairs.

Glass Cutter

A tool designed to score and cut glass. It typically has a diamond or carbide wheel for creating controlled breaks in glass sheets.

Cutting_mat

A self-healing mat used as a cutting surface for crafts, sewing, and model-making. It protects tables and blades during cutting.

Hacksaw

A manual saw with a fine-toothed blade used for cutting metal, plastic, or wood. It’s versatile and commonly used in workshops.

Knife set

A collection of knives for various purposes. Sets may include chef’s knives, paring knives, and serrated knives. Essential for cooking and food preparation.

Needle files set

These small files have fine teeth and are used for shaping and smoothing metal, plastic, or wood. Ideal for intricate work.

Plass

Plass has multiple functions, including gripping, cutting, and bending wires.

Hot Baded Spatula

A specialized tool used in dental laboratories for working with dental materials like wax and acrylic.

Waterproof abrasive paper

Sandpaper designed for wet sanding. It’s used for smoothing surfaces, removing imperfections, and finishing.

Wire cutter

A tool for cutting wires, cables, and small metal objects. Commonly used in electrical work and DIY projects.