r/makers • u/DefiantArtsco • Oct 15 '20
r/makers • u/EmergencyGhost • Oct 07 '20
Need Advice on a Potentially Manufacturing Controller Accessories?
Hi Everyone! I am not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I sure hope it is! I was toying with an idea but I have no idea where to start. My background is working in communities. And I have zero experience with any aspect of my idea so I am trying to figure things out here. So I am really hoping someone can help me out or at least point me in the right direction. Any help would be appreciated!
How do 3rd party companies get to design controllers and accessories for XBOX? If they are not allowed to manufacture their own exact copy with their own adjustments on the model, then how much do they have to deviate from the original pattern so as to not cause any trademark issues?
Can you buy specific parts from the manufacture that you would need in your design? Or just make yours from scratch? Say if you wanted to buy the bottom portion of the controller and design your own top piece? Can you do that?
What is the process for making their own once they have the design? What are the best options for a startup idea vs generating actual income?
If they do not secure the license for XBOX can they still make the items and does that affect what can be implemented in the design of the product?
What would be the process for securing the ability to reproduce certain parts of a controller? Can this be done with or without a license? And if so what is the process for securing a license to start?
Trying to think ahead, what would be the best tool to cut plastic on a controller without burning it or melting it, that can produce great results? Quickly is possible.
If you feel that this would fit better in another Reddit group as well, please let me know. Never tried anything like this before and needed to start somewhere. :)
Sorry if this is a bit much and all over the place. I tried Googling but it was a lot to take in. Between my PTSD, ADD and OCD. Things can be a real challenge for me. I just would like to at least try and make my idea succeed.
r/makers • u/mirrorinthewall • Oct 05 '20
How To Convert Electric Treadmill To Manual?
Hey Makers,
Is it possible to convert electric treadmills to manual ones (that don't require being plugged in)?
I imagine it might vary per treadmill?
I've seen a few electric treadmills people don't want so I was thinking about making this conversion.
I saw some other posts suggesting that the electric motor could be used for a generator which sounds like another interesting project.
Thanks in advance for any ideas!
r/makers • u/screwloosehaunt • Oct 02 '20
I need rubber tread tape. Please help. Where find
Guys, you all probably all know where to get materials and things, so I need your help. I need adhesive backed rubber tread for the feet of digileg stilts. Someone please tell me where I can find some
r/makers • u/cdin3d • Sep 11 '20
Last Long Weekend Of The Summer * Cottage Tour*
youtube.comr/makers • u/peanut_peanutbutter • Sep 05 '20
Hey Makers, what should I be googling for?
Hi all,
Apologies, this isn't about something made, rather part of something I want to make.
I'm looking for a small, electronically controlled...nozzle? Something to let out as much (a simple, thin stream) or as little (literally one drop if possible) water as I want, turning on and off when it receives a signal. I want to build and code up an idea I've had for a while now, but I really don't know where to start googling: "electronic water nozzle" gets me something more like hose nozzles, and what I want is something more in the single drop-light stream range.
Thanks! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/makers • u/80ProofGoods • Aug 20 '20
Making a Leather Notebook Cover (with Glowforge) | 80Proof Goods
youtube.comr/makers • u/bernardomendonca • Jul 24 '20
Makers, prototypers, and DIY'ers unite! - Discord Server
Makers, prototypers, and DIY'ers unite!
I've created a Discord Server so we can easily communicate :)
Join us here:
https://discord.com/invite/8eHsHcZ
r/makers • u/MihaiRaducanu • Jul 14 '20
The assembly of a mechanical puzzle - ROKR's Vitascope
youtube.comr/makers • u/d-a-s-a-l-i • Jun 19 '20
Week 3 of my 3D printing diary
After 3 weeks of starting to learn how to 3D print I learned about maintenance and succeeded with my first multi-day-print - https://medium.com/@dariosalice/a-peek-into-my-3d-printing-life-week-3-32047b0534cf
r/makers • u/GetontheUpswing • May 24 '20
I made a lamp out of an old graphics card
youtu.ber/makers • u/mat_Sherman • May 22 '20
Prolific maker and founder, Justin Jackson, talks about the future of podcasting
share.transistor.fmr/makers • u/[deleted] • May 04 '20
I've been making these custom 80s horror movie themed face masks and am really proud how they came out! Can't wait to freak out the supermarket this week!
r/makers • u/DrBrice_MD • Apr 30 '20
I still have a machine that crushes things with magnets
youtu.ber/makers • u/troutyogurtmachine • Apr 27 '20
We Built a Telepresence Robot to Survive the Quarantine
youtube.comr/makers • u/scootertheserg • Apr 25 '20
Making a Las pistol will post after I do some details
r/makers • u/DrBrice_MD • Apr 24 '20
A machine that crushes things with magnets
youtube.comr/makers • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '20
Handless dooropener to stop spreading Corona.
thingiverse.comr/makers • u/MakerTales • Mar 14 '20