Materials for 3D printing
3D printing has come a long way quickly, new materials keeps being added to those that can be printed with here's a quick summary of them. (more…)...
Bright Green
Bright Green is an awesome preserved moss where all the water has been replaced with glycine so it does not decompose. (more…)...
Phase change fabric
Phase change materials can manipulate heat in really special way. They slowly absorb heat feeling unnaturally cool on the skin and then slowly release that heat as it cools down. (more…)...
Intumescent Foam
Foam that expands when exposed to high heat and after exposure chars stopping heat conduction. (more…)...
Inkodye
Dye that activates under UV exposure and doesn't easily wash out. This dye is used by a lot of arts and crafts people to print onto clothes and bags. It offers
Features
Reacts to UV exposure activating dye...
Ferrofluid
Oil impregnated with tiny iron fillings, reacts to the presence of electrical currents by attaching to the magnetic field and becoming more viscous. (more…)...
Faraday film
Faraday film is a clear plastic film that has a conductive coating that can be made into circuits by scratching the surface. (more…)...
Expancel
Tiny spheres of polymer with an even tinier amount of hydrocarbons embedded within. When heated they expand to several time their size. (more…)...
Bare Conductive Paint
Electronically conductive ink. Functions like a wiring when dry and can be painted on flat surfaces for quick results. (more…)...
Micro-Suction Tape
Micro-suction tape offers an alternative to most adhesive products like glue and tape by using a layer of microscopic suction cups, each a tiny bubble cut in half that when pressure is applied act together to g...